Lecture Management (2nd edition) – Chapter 10: Structuring organizations

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Lecture Management (2nd edition) – Chapter 10: Structuring organizations

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This chapter’s objectives are to: Explain how differentiation and integration define performance cultures, describe how managers vertically organize processes and teams to centralize decision making, describe how mangers horizontally organize processes and teams to distribute decision making throughout the organization,...

MANAGEMENT SECOND EDITION Chapter 10 Structuring Organizations Learning Objectives § § § § Explain how differentiation and integration define  performance cultures Describe how managers vertically organize processes  and teams to centralize decision making Describe how mangers horizontally organize processes  and teams to distribute decision making throughout the  organization Show how managers combine vertical and horizontal  approachestoorganizationaldesigninordertobemore adaptive Copyrightâ2017JohnWiley&Sons,Inc Copyrightâ2017JohnWiley&Sons,Inc TheBasics(p.256) Đ Hierarchy ã ã ã • Vertically organized structure of power relationships,  where the top level holds the most power and resources Every organization needs some type of structure in place to  be successful Unites the different units of a company Brings units in tune with the company’s underlying  principles, core purposes, goals, and objectives Copyright ©2017 John Wiley & Sons, Inc The Basics (cont.) Hierarchycomesinmanystates Figure10.1 Copyrightâ2017JohnWiley&Sons,Inc TheBasics(cont.) Đ Designingperformancecultures(p.256) ã ã ã Throughthecreationofanorganizationalculture,managers can,consciouslyorunconsciously,designaperformance culture Differentiationprocessthroughwhichmanagersdivide laborbasedontasksandfunctions(p.257) Integrationhorizontalcoordinationbetweenfunctions, departments,andorganizationalactivities Đ Organizationsmuststrikeabalancebetweendifferentiationand integration Copyrightâ2017JohnWiley&Sons,Inc TheBasics(cont.) Đ Structuremustbemodifiedtoadapttochangesinthe internalandexternalenvironments ã ã Organicorganizationhighlyadaptivestructuredefined byhorizontalintegration,distributeddecisionmaking,and employeeswithahighdegreeofgeneralization(p.257) Spanofcontroltheoptimumnumberofdirectreports thatapersoncanmanageeffectively Copyrightâ2017JohnWiley&Sons,Inc TheBasics(cont.) Đ Specialization(p.258) ã ã Đ Formofdifferentiation Focusingagrouporindividualsactivitiesbasedon strengths,aptitudes,orskills Coordination ã Synchronizationofanorganizationsfunctionstoensure efficientuseofresourcesinpursuitofgoalsandobjectives Copyrightâ2017JohnWiley&Sons,Inc TheBasics(cont.) Đ Togiveclaritytotheintegrationprocess,managers shouldrelyon: • • • Standardization – performance context where policies and  procedures seek to create uniform results (p. 258) Formalization – degree to which policies and procedures  determine specific jobs and functions Delegation – when a manager grants power and authority Copyright ©2017 John Wiley & Sons, Inc Vertical Approach (p. 259) § Vertical organization structure • • • Characterized by hierarchical authority and communication  channels Authority – implicit and explicit power that a manager or  employee has to fulfill an organizational function or role Chain of command – predefined structural order of  authoritythatdetermineshowdecisionsaremadeand communicated Copyrightâ2017JohnWiley&Sons,Inc VerticalApproach(cont.) Figure10.2 Copyrightâ2017JohnWiley&Sons,Inc VerticalApproach(cont.) Đ Corporategovernance(p.261) ã § Broker • § Compendium of polices intended to ensure transparency  and fulfillment of duties to stakeholders Trusted intermediary that facilitates mutually­agreed upon  outcomes for two or more parties Organization chart • Visualdocumentthatcommunicateshowacompanyis organized Copyrightâ2017JohnWiley&Sons,Inc VerticalApproach(cont.) Đ Verticalmodelatwork(p.261) ã Đ Networkorganizationagroupofindependentcompanies thatorganizethemselvestoappearasalargerentity(p. 262) Changingorganizationalstructure ã Unityưofưcommandprincipleeachemployeereportsto andisaccountabletoonlyonemanager(p.263) Copyrightâ2017JohnWiley&Sons,Inc HorizontalApproach(p.264) Đ Decentralizedstructure ã Đ Reliesonallemployeestocollectandcommunicate informationinordertomakedecisionsandrecommend changes Researchingorganizationalstructures ã Departmentalizationgroupstogetherprocessesandjobs basedonfunctions,productsorcustomers Copyrightâ2017JohnWiley&Sons,Inc HorizontalApproach(cont.) § Functional organization (p. 265) • • § Divisional organization • § Hierarchical structure where employees are managed  through clear levels of authority Autonomylevelofindividualdiscretionthatanemployee hastomakedecisions Processesandjobsaregroupedbasedonclearlydefined marketsegmentsorgeography Matrixorganization ã Facilitateshorizontalintegrationandcollaboration Copyrightâ2017JohnWiley&Sons,Inc ... Differentiation? ?–? ?process through which managers divide  labor based on tasks and functions (p. 257) Integration? ?–? ?horizontal coordination between functions,  departments, and organizational activities § Organizationsmuststrikeabalancebetweendifferentiationand... To give clarity to the integration process, managers  should rely on: • • • Standardization? ?–? ?performance context where policies and  procedures seek to create uniform results (p. 258) Formalization? ?–? ?degree to which policies and procedures ... Copyrightâ2017JohnWiley&Sons,Inc VerticalApproach(p.259) Đ Verticalorganizationstructure ã ã ã Characterizedbyhierarchicalauthorityandcommunication channels Authority? ?–? ?implicit and explicit power that a manager or 

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