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Project on the Effectiveness of
Organizational Structure in
Eureka Forbes


                        Presented by:
                        Krishna Kumar
                        Ritesh A Shukla
                        Ankit Vashishth
                        Nitin Kumar
                        Pankaj Giri
INTRODUCTION

                   ABOUT EUREKA FORBES

 company was incorporated in 1931 and is based in Mumbai, India.
Eureka Forbes, Ltd. offers water purification systems, vacuum cleaners, and
air purifiers.
The company, regarded as the pioneer of direct marketing, was planning to
focus more on the retailing business in the future.
Eureka Forbes is one of the first direct selling companies in India.
Eureka Forbes gave a lot of importance to Customer Relationship
Management (CRM) and tried to maintain high level of post-sale customer
contact.
 In 2001, with a customer base of 3 million,
Eureka Forbes sales turnover stood at Rs. 3.68
bn, 32% of which came from vacuum cleaners and
45% from water purifiers.
By 2002, the company was the undisputed
market leader in the vacuum cleaner segment
with 75% market share and water purifier
segment with 85% market share.
Winner of the Frost & Sullivan Award for the
Best Company from the domestic point of use,
Water treatment systems and Customer Service
Leadership Award.
ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
The way in which job tasks are formally divided,
grouped, and coordinated.

 SIX ELEMENTS OF AN ORGANIZATION’S
STRUCTURE

1.   Work specialization
2.   Departmentalization
3.   Chain of command
4.   Span of control
5.   Centralization and decentralization
6.   Formalization
Objective of research


To know which type of organization structure
prevailing in the organization
To know the satisfaction level of employees working
in their organization.
To understand about the working environment
To understand the reporting pattern of the
employees.
Research Methodology


Primary Data : Primary Interviews and Sample Questionnaire

Type of Research: Exploratory Research

Sample Unit: Middle level managers




Secondary Data: Books and internet




Size of Sample: 30




Type of collection of primary data: Questionnaire




Sample Area: Eureka Forbes( Okhla)
How well do you feel that the organization is able to provide value addition
for the employees.
                        Very high   high   moderate   low   very low

                                                      7%
                                                            10%
                                      10%

                                                               20%
                          53%




  Interpretation: As 37% of the employees are showing a high
  (positive)response, which generally means that nearly half of the sample
  mean are not satisfied with the organizational inputs towards the
  employees.
How well the organization is able to cope with the current market scenario
with respect to the competitive technology advantages?


                       Very high   high   moderate   low   very low

                             10%                     7%
                                                           10%


                                                            20%
                           53%




Interpretation: As 17% of the employees are feeling high towards the
encouragement of the newer and updated technologies and the larger % of
employees are against , which generally resembles that company should check
out for the loopholes in the case of technology advancement.
How effective would be the decision making when comes to the
customer focus and satisfaction level?
                         Very high   high   moderate   low   very low



                                                             17%
                                       13% 7%

                                                                  20%

                          63%




Interpretation: As 63% of the employees are showing low response, which
generally means that half of the sample mean are not satisfied with the
organizational inputs towards the focus on customer and increasing their
satisfaction level.
Employees Suggestions in the case of work issues are taken to the extent
of:

                       Very high   high   moderate   low    very low

                             10%                     7%
                                                           10%


                                                            20%
                            53%




Interpretation: As 53% of the employees are feeling that the
organization is not participative in terms of work related
suggestions which generally means that autonomy of the work is
missing over there.
With how much effectively does the organization is able to communicate
and pursue clear operational guidelines and operational strategies.
                            Very high   high   moderate   low    very low


                                        10%        7%       10%

                                                                20%
                              53%




Interpretation: As 30% of the employees are showing a positive
response, which generally means that half of the sample mean are not
satisfied with the communication regarding to clear operational guidelines
and operational strategies.
•Do you get ample opportunities to innovate and show your creativity:
a) Yes             b) No


                               Response of People
          20

          18

          16

          14

          12

          10
                                           19
                                                           Response of People
          8

          6
                      11
          4

           2

          0
                      Yes                  No




Interpretation:
It is clearly visible from the above data that almost 63 percent people in the
sample agreed that they do not get enough opportunities to come up with new
ideas and that the organization structure limits their creative bent of mind from
coming into play.
• Achieving your team goal is a higher priority than any individual objective to an extent of:
 a) Very High b) High c) Very low d) Low e) Not at all



                      Very high        high       low      very low         not at all
                                            3% 3%
                                      10%

                           20%
                                                                      64%




Interpretation:
As the organization is promoting a team activity due to which higher priority is given
to the team objective than to the individual objective.
Findings & suggestions
Findings

Most of the employees are not satisfied with their work.
Work specialization or division of labor is specified.
Departmentalization is strict.
Chain of command (clarifies who reports to whom) is clear. But
the communication from the top management is distorted at
various levels.
Span of control is narrow.
Only few of top managers got chance to innovate.
Suggestions


Company is more of mechanistic model they should
adopt an mix of mechanistic and organic model at
middle level management.
Company is operating in this business from 1931 and
has been following the mechanistic model whereby
the employees are not getting enough chances to
innovate.
limitations


Limited time
Company was not allowing us to take data.
Cost constraints.
Low sample size.
Thank you for your kind patience listening.

You are most welcome for any query.

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Presentation Eureka Forbes

  • 1. Project on the Effectiveness of Organizational Structure in Eureka Forbes Presented by: Krishna Kumar Ritesh A Shukla Ankit Vashishth Nitin Kumar Pankaj Giri
  • 2. INTRODUCTION ABOUT EUREKA FORBES  company was incorporated in 1931 and is based in Mumbai, India. Eureka Forbes, Ltd. offers water purification systems, vacuum cleaners, and air purifiers. The company, regarded as the pioneer of direct marketing, was planning to focus more on the retailing business in the future. Eureka Forbes is one of the first direct selling companies in India. Eureka Forbes gave a lot of importance to Customer Relationship Management (CRM) and tried to maintain high level of post-sale customer contact.
  • 3.  In 2001, with a customer base of 3 million, Eureka Forbes sales turnover stood at Rs. 3.68 bn, 32% of which came from vacuum cleaners and 45% from water purifiers. By 2002, the company was the undisputed market leader in the vacuum cleaner segment with 75% market share and water purifier segment with 85% market share. Winner of the Frost & Sullivan Award for the Best Company from the domestic point of use, Water treatment systems and Customer Service Leadership Award.
  • 4. ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE The way in which job tasks are formally divided, grouped, and coordinated. SIX ELEMENTS OF AN ORGANIZATION’S STRUCTURE 1. Work specialization 2. Departmentalization 3. Chain of command 4. Span of control 5. Centralization and decentralization 6. Formalization
  • 5. Objective of research To know which type of organization structure prevailing in the organization To know the satisfaction level of employees working in their organization. To understand about the working environment To understand the reporting pattern of the employees.
  • 6. Research Methodology Primary Data : Primary Interviews and Sample Questionnaire Type of Research: Exploratory Research Sample Unit: Middle level managers Secondary Data: Books and internet Size of Sample: 30 Type of collection of primary data: Questionnaire Sample Area: Eureka Forbes( Okhla)
  • 7.
  • 8. How well do you feel that the organization is able to provide value addition for the employees. Very high high moderate low very low 7% 10% 10% 20% 53% Interpretation: As 37% of the employees are showing a high (positive)response, which generally means that nearly half of the sample mean are not satisfied with the organizational inputs towards the employees.
  • 9. How well the organization is able to cope with the current market scenario with respect to the competitive technology advantages? Very high high moderate low very low 10% 7% 10% 20% 53% Interpretation: As 17% of the employees are feeling high towards the encouragement of the newer and updated technologies and the larger % of employees are against , which generally resembles that company should check out for the loopholes in the case of technology advancement.
  • 10. How effective would be the decision making when comes to the customer focus and satisfaction level? Very high high moderate low very low 17% 13% 7% 20% 63% Interpretation: As 63% of the employees are showing low response, which generally means that half of the sample mean are not satisfied with the organizational inputs towards the focus on customer and increasing their satisfaction level.
  • 11. Employees Suggestions in the case of work issues are taken to the extent of: Very high high moderate low very low 10% 7% 10% 20% 53% Interpretation: As 53% of the employees are feeling that the organization is not participative in terms of work related suggestions which generally means that autonomy of the work is missing over there.
  • 12. With how much effectively does the organization is able to communicate and pursue clear operational guidelines and operational strategies. Very high high moderate low very low 10% 7% 10% 20% 53% Interpretation: As 30% of the employees are showing a positive response, which generally means that half of the sample mean are not satisfied with the communication regarding to clear operational guidelines and operational strategies.
  • 13. •Do you get ample opportunities to innovate and show your creativity: a) Yes b) No Response of People 20 18 16 14 12 10 19 Response of People 8 6 11 4 2 0 Yes No Interpretation: It is clearly visible from the above data that almost 63 percent people in the sample agreed that they do not get enough opportunities to come up with new ideas and that the organization structure limits their creative bent of mind from coming into play.
  • 14. • Achieving your team goal is a higher priority than any individual objective to an extent of: a) Very High b) High c) Very low d) Low e) Not at all Very high high low very low not at all 3% 3% 10% 20% 64% Interpretation: As the organization is promoting a team activity due to which higher priority is given to the team objective than to the individual objective.
  • 16. Findings Most of the employees are not satisfied with their work. Work specialization or division of labor is specified. Departmentalization is strict. Chain of command (clarifies who reports to whom) is clear. But the communication from the top management is distorted at various levels. Span of control is narrow. Only few of top managers got chance to innovate.
  • 17. Suggestions Company is more of mechanistic model they should adopt an mix of mechanistic and organic model at middle level management. Company is operating in this business from 1931 and has been following the mechanistic model whereby the employees are not getting enough chances to innovate.
  • 18. limitations Limited time Company was not allowing us to take data. Cost constraints. Low sample size.
  • 19. Thank you for your kind patience listening. You are most welcome for any query.