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JOHN R. SCHERMERHORN, JR. MANAGEMENT 12th Edition
Chapter 11
Fundamentals of Organizing
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Planning Ahead — Chapter 11 Study Questions
What is organizing as a management function?
What are the traditional organization structures?
What are the types of horizontal organization structures?
How are organizational designs changing the workplace?
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Chapter 11 Learning Dashboard
Organizing as a Management Function
What is organization structure?
Formal structures
Informal structures
Traditional Organization Structures
Functional structures
Divisional structures
Matrix structures
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Chapter 11 Learning Dashboard
Horizontal Organization Structures
Team structures
Network structures
Boundaryless structures
Organizational Designs
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Takeaway 1: Organizing as a Management Function
- Organizing as a management function
Organizing
- Arranges people and resources to work together to accomplish a goal
Organization structure
- The system of tasks, reporting relationships, and communication linkages
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Figure 11.1 Organizing viewed in relationship with the other management functions
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Takeaway 1: Organizing as a Management Function
- An organization chart is a diagram describing reporting relationships and the formal arrangement of work positions within an organization. It includes:
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Takeaway 1: Organizing as a Management Function
- Informal structures
- The set of unofficial relationships between organization members
- Social network analysis
- Identifies informal structures and social relationships in the organization
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Study Question 1: What is organizing as a management function?
- Informal structures
- Potential advantages of informal structures:
- Helping people accomplish their work
- Overcoming limits of formal structure
- Informal learning
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Takeaway 1: Organizing as a Management Function
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Takeaway 2: Traditional Organization Structures
- Traditional organization structures
Departmentalization
- Groups people with and jobs into work units or formal teams
- These formal teams are linked to create three major types of traditional organizational structures
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Takeaway 2: Traditional Organization Structures
- Functional structures
People with similar skills and performing similar tasks are grouped together into formal work units
Members work in their functional areas of expertise
Work well for small organizations producing few products or services
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Figure 11.2 Functional structures in a business, branch bank, and community hospital
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Takeaway 2: Traditional Organization Structures
- Potential advantages of functional structures:
Economies of scale
Task assignments consistent with expertise and training
High-quality technical problem solving
In-depth training and skill development
Clear career paths within functions
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Takeaway 2: Traditional Organization Structures
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Takeaway 2: Traditional Organization Structures
- Divisional structures
Group together people who work on the same product or process, serve similar customers, and/or are located in the same area or geographical region
Common in complex organizations
Avoid problems associated with functional structures
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Figure 11.3 Divisional structures based on product, geography, customer, and process
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Takeaway 2: Traditional Organization Structures
- Potential advantages of divisional structures:
More flexibility in responding to environmental changes
Improved coordination
Clear points of responsibility
Expertise focused on specific customers, products, and regions
Greater ease in restructuring
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Takeaway 2: Traditional Organization Structures
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Takeaway 2: Traditional Organization Structures
- Matrix structure
Combines functional and divisional structures to gain advantages and minimize disadvantages of each
Used in:
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Figure 11.4 Matrix structure in a small, multi-project business firm
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Takeaway 2: Traditional Organization Structures
- Potential advantages of matrix structures:
Better cooperation across functions
Improved decision making
Increased flexibility in restructuring
Better customer service
Better performance accountability
Improved strategic management
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Takeaway 2: Traditional Organization Structures
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Takeaway 3: Horizontal Organization Structures
- Team structures
Extensively use permanent and temporary teams to solve problems, complete special projects, and accomplish day-to-day tasks.
Often use cross-functional teams composed of members from different functional departments
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Figure 11.5 How a team structure uses cross-functional teams for improved lateral relations
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Takeaway 3: Horizontal Organization Structures
- Potential advantages of team structures:
Eliminates difficulties with communication and decision making
Eliminates barriers between operating departments
Improved confidence
Greater sense of involvement and identification
Increased interest for work
Improved quality and speed of decision making
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Takeaway 3: Horizontal Organization Structures
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Takeaway 3: Horizontal Organization Structures
Network structures
- Uses information technologies to link with networks of outside suppliers and service contractors
- Own only core components and use strategic
alliances or outsourcing to provide other components
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Takeaway 3: Horizontal Organization Structures
Potential advantages of network structures:
Firms can operate with fewer full-time employees and less complex internal systems
Reduced overhead costs and increased operating efficiency
Permits operations across great distances
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Takeaway 3: Horizontal Organization Structures
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Takeaway 4: Organizational Designs
Organizational design
Process of creating structures that accomplish mission and objectives
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Takeaway 4: Organizational Designs
Decentralization with centralization