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This document discusses different organizational design options including team structures like pizza teams, network teams, spaghetti teams, and fishnet teams. It also covers virtual organizations and boundary-less organizations. Pizza teams are small groups of around 2-12 people, as communication gets harder in larger groups. Network teams have independent people working together towards a common goal. Spaghetti teams are flat, project-focused groups without strict hierarchy. Fishnet teams dynamically assign managerial roles. Virtual organizations outsource functions and have a small centralized core. Boundary-less organizations remove vertical and horizontal boundaries between teams and departments.
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New design options
- 2. Classification of Design Options • Team Structure – Pizza Structure – Network Team Structure – Spaghetti Team Structure – Fishnet Team Structure • Virtual Organizations • Boundary-less Organizations
- 3. Pizza Team Structure • 2-Pizza team: refers to the group size • Concept – If team size is bigger than what can be fed by two pizzas, then the size of the group is inappropriate. Leads to higher cost of communication within the team and hence has a negative impact on the productivity – E.g. Amazon.com and Apple Inc. • Why 2-pizzas are enough – Less social loafing – Constructive interaction is more likely – No one can fade into the background – Small teams are more satisfying to their members
- 4. Network Team Structure • Definition: structure in which independent people act as independent nodes to work together for a common purpose.
- 5. Spaghetti Team Structure • It is characterised by a flat (in terms of hierarchy) and project focussed work groups. • It is a type of boundary-less organisation which seeks to eliminate the chain of command having limitless span of control and replaces departments with empowered teams • Advantages – Faster communication facilitating quick decision making – Motivates employees and develops their abilities – Job rotation: development in all functional areas.
- 6. Fish Net Organizational Design • Concept: Fish Net – if we lift up any one node of this net we can observe a dynamically created hierarchy where the lifted node is on top. – In this way we can lift and drop nodes at will, creating new and destroying old hierarchies. • Challenge: – Assigning the managerial role:Uses information tools • E.g. TCS uses this type of a design.
- 7. Virtual Organization • It is a small, core organization that outsources its major business functions. • Highly centralized with little or no departmentalization.Independent • Quest for flexibility Research and Advertising Agency Development Consulting firm • E.g. Dell EXECUTIVE GROUP Factories for Sales Group production Fig: Virtual Organization
- 8. Boundary-less Organization • Seeks to eliminate the chain of command having limitless span of control and replaces departments with empowered teams. The basic motive is to remove both the vertical as well as the horizontal boundaries. • Motive: to remove vertical and horizontal boundaries. – Vertical Boundaries: flatten hierarchy – Horizontal Boundaries: replace functional departments with cross-functional teams. • E.g. Xerox