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Performance
Purpose)
People
Process
Policy
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Division of Labor
Authority
Basis
Department
Span of Control
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Classical Matrix Organic
Division of Labor
Authority
Departmentalization
Span of Control
Specialization
Number
Homogeneous Heterogeneous Basis
Delegation
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Purpose
Process
Management Concept
People
Decision Making Process
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JobsJobholdersAuthority
ApprovalMaking Decisions
Professional Manager
,
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Grouping
Function
Territory
Product
Customer
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Direct SingleDirect GroupCross
IntensityFrequency
Required ContactR&D;Degree of SpecializationAbility to Communicate
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Dimension
Formalization Policy
Operating Procedures
Centralization
Complexity/
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Dimension Decision
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Mechanistic Model Organic Model
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Mechanistic Model Organic Model
1.Task Force
2 Permanent Teams
3 Product Managers
4 Product Management
Departments / Units
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(Matrix Organization)
FunctionProductBalance
A
B
C
D
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(Company Ability)
,
Process
Technology Structure System
People
Purpose
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Vs Vs
(7S)
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Strategy
Skills
Structure
SharedValue
Staff
Systems
Style
7S
Hardware
Software
Source: Gibson & Hodgetts (1985)
(Structure is not organization)
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/: How the organization functions, Mintzberg, 1983
(output)
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/: How the organization functions, Mintzberg, 1983
()
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/: How the organization functions, Mintzberg, 1983
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/: How the organization functions, Mintzberg, 1983
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/: How the organization functions, Mintzberg, 1983
O.E.M
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/: How the organization functions, Mintzberg, 1983
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/: How the organization functions, Mintzberg, 1983
A B C
(output)
D
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Project-Based Structure
B C DA E
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/Project / Product-based Organization Structure
Sales Dept
Pre-sales Engineering
Technical Departments
Post-sales Departments
/
- Matrix
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Matrix Organization
(Advantages) (Disadvantages)
()
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C.E.O
A
B
C
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/: Quality of Working Life, no.32, Autumn, 1997
(Organization)
CCM-97
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A. ()
B.
C. /
D. (Integrated network)
: Bartlett and Ghodhal, 1989)
International
Division
A C
DB InternationalSubsidiaries
Global Product
Companies
Transnational Corporation
LocalIndependence
AndResponsiveness
Global Co-ordination
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Customer
Channel
Front line
Marketing & sales
Middle Management
Production & Supporting
Service
Top
Mgnt
()
() B A ()
Output
(Lam. 1999)
Input
012
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(Centralization)Vs(Devolution)
(Organizational configuration)
(Resources allocation)(Control process)
()
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1. ()
2.
3.
4.
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THE DANGER OF BEING CUSTOMER LED
()Today s Business(Internal business
Process perspective)
Unexploited
Opportunities
Unarticulated
CUSTOMER NEEDS
Served
Unserved
CUSTOMER TYPES
:19949
Learning and innovation perspective (strategic investment)
Articulate
d
Customerperspective
Financialperspective
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7
The Process of Economic Growth
Adopted from Rostow, W. 1962
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. ?
:
:
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Marketing/Business Environment /
E
S /
P/L
T
Marketing/Business Environment /
E
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Market
Competitors
Stakeholders
Suppliers
Innovations
Substitution
Pressure Groups
Customers
Intermediaries
Economic
/Political/Legal
Social
Technological
Internal and ImmediateEnvironment (Micro)
External Environment(Macro)
Environmental(Green issues)
Market
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,
( Rowstow (1962) )
Orientation ()
Economic Growth
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/(Strategic Business Unit) ()
* () (General Motors)(GM)(Alfred P. Sloan) (1875-1966)
* G.M32(1923-1956)
* (My years with General Motors)(learning)(information technology driven) (leadership)
* ( ) (decentralization)(divisionalization)
* S.B.U(decentralization)G.M (centralization)(inefficiency)
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* G.M(Business Units) -B.UB.U( s t r a t e g i c ) ( F i n a n c e ) (Headquarters)
*
* B.UG.MB.U
/(strategic Business Unit) ()
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Internal Customers External Customers
G.M
Car
B.U1
G.M
Car
B.U2
G.M
Car
B.U3
G.M
Car
B.U4
G.M
Car
B.U5
Other
car
company
Other
car
company
Other
car
company
Other
Truck
company
Other
heavy
Truck
company
G.M
component
B.U
A
G.M
component
B.U
B
G.M
component
B.U
B
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* B.U(Sales increase)
* Sales increase% of operating costs ()
* (cost accounting)(Assembling)
* (Focus, Focus & Focus) Porters Three Generic strategic (1980)
* B.U(innovation)G.M (Ford)model T
(Strategic Business Unit) ()
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* B.U (leadship)B.U(team-work)
* (departmentalism)
*
* (flexible manufacturing)
(Strategic Business Unit) ()
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SloanS.B.U
* Sloan - (Entrepreneurer)
* FocusS.B.U (LongTerm Strategic Planning)
* (Allocation of Resources) (New product Development andR&D)
* - (Operation Efficiency)
* Sloan(SupportingUni t s ) (R&D) (E ngineer ing)(Purchasing)(Finance)
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()
1) (Adizes, 1988)2) Corporate Turnaround (Slatter &Lovett, 1999)
()
()
()
()
(Lam 2001)
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Slatter, 1984
(Lam 2001)
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Vision
Policies
/
Stakeholders
Mission
()
C.E.O
(Lam 2001)
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Vision
Stakeholders
Mission
/ / ()
()
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(Management Paradigm)
/
(/) /
()Management Paradigm
Strategy
Performance
Individual
(Lam 2001)
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?
/
(SOP)(/)
()
(S)(W)
()
(T)(o)
?
BSC
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/(Newman & Logan, 1976)
/
PESTEL
?
?
?
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(Feasibility)
(Desirability)
(Practicality)
(Consistency)
(Usefulness)
(Guidelines)
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(Matrix Organization)
(Function)/
Caterpillar, Prudential Insurance, Texas Instrument
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(Matrix Organization)
/
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(Matrix Organization)
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(Matrix Organization)
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(Matrix Organization)
AB
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(Matrix Organization)
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Philips
,
(Matrix) (CountryManager)(Eindhoven)(Sony)(Panasonic)()
MOC=Case 1-1
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(C.E.O) (Wisse Dekkers) (Cor van der Klugt) (restructuring)(ChangeSteering Committe) :(ProductDivision)
(Change masters)
MOC-Case-1 - 2
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(Company Culture)(Performance Appraisal)(Job Description)
(Unit Manager)
MOC-Case-1 - 3
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(Jan Timmer)(Consumer Electronics)
,
MOC-Case-1 - 4
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()
C.E.O(Ruwenberg) (Operation Centurion),
MOC-Case-1 - 5
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(Centurion)
20%
MOC-Case-1 - 6
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(Town Metting)22%()
MOC-Case-1 - 7
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(Empowerment)4.3%6.2%20.351.4
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