Organizational Structure

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      • Presented by
      • AFROZ FATIMA
      • PAROMITA DAS
      • SAMIR SHARMA
      • VARUN SINGH
      • LOHITH.N
      • DEBENDRA SAHOO
      • An organizational structure (OS) defines how jobs and tasks are formally divided, grouped, and coordinated.
      • Work Specialization
      • Departmentalization
      • Chain of Command
      • Span of Control
      • Centralization & Decentralization
      • Formalization
      • Organizational Designs range from highly structured and standardized bureaucracy to the loose and amorphous boundary less organization.
      • One end – mechanistic model.
      • Other end- organic model.
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      • The Simple Structure
      • The Traditional structure (Line & staff)
      • The Virtual Organization
      • The Matrix Structure
      • The Team Structure
      • The Boundary less Structure
      • Structures differ because of……
      • Strategy- e.g. imitation strategy.
      • Organization size- No. of employees.
      • Technology- degree of routine.
      • Environment- outside world affecting org.
    2.  
    3.  
      • “ I DETEST BUREAUCRACY ”
      • Greg Strakosch founder and CEO of interactive media company “TECH TARGET” .
      • comprising of 210 employees.
      • its an open system organization with free entry and exit and no set policies mandating working hours .
      • results have the most priority.
    4.  
      • Yearly sales hit the target at $35 million i.e. increase by 30%.
      • Efficient, effective and productive results.
      • High employees satisfaction.
      • independence of achieving goals.
      Weakness
      • lack of co-ordination.
      • employee may under achieve.
      • Higher growth.
      • Employee retention.
      • Employee satisfaction.
      • advance technology for safe guard of information.
      Threats
      • leakage of information.
      • communication barriers.
    5. An open and flexible system organization. The freedom of doing work. There is no bureaucracy.
      • It depends on the type of organization.
      • It also depends on the size of organization.
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      • Usage of higher and advance technology.
      • Increase efficiency and effectiveness of achievements of goals.
      • Quality routine check of employees performance.
    6. Organization structure helps an organization to grow and increase its employees efficiency. Also helps in matching individual goals with organizations goals.
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