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 Organizational design is a step-by-step methodology which identifies dysfunctional aspects of work flow, procedures,
structures and systems, realigns them to fit current business realities/goals and then develops plans to implement the new
changes. The process focuses on improving both the technical and people side of the business.
 For most companies, the design process leads to a more effective organization design, significantly improved results
(profitability, customer service, internal operations), and employees who are empowered and committed to the business. The
hallmark of the design process is a comprehensive and holistic approach to organizational improvement that touches all
aspects of organizational life, so you can achieve
 by design we’re talking about the integration of people with core business processes, technology and systems. A well-designed
organization ensures that the form of the organization matches its purpose or strategy, meets the challenges posed by business
realities and significantly increases the likelihood that the collective efforts of people will be succeed.
 Work Specialization
 Work specialization is the first of the elements of organization structure. Business leaders must consider the job tasks and
specific duties associated with given positions. Dividing work tasks among different jobs and assigning them to definite
levels, is the role of work specialization elements. An example would be giving the first person in the assembly line the job of
putting the first three components together. The second person in the assembly line might then put the decals on the product,
and the third would put the item in the box.
 Leaders should be careful to not overly specialize in any one job because this can lead to boredom and fatigue. This results in
slower work and even errors. Managers may have jobs assigned and adjust the roles depending on how specialized the job in
one area is.

Departmentalization and Compartments
 Departmentalization and compartments are two other components of organizational design. Departments are often a group of
workers with the same overall functions. They are often broken down by broad categories such as functional, product,
geographical, process and customer. Common departments include accounting, manufacturing, customer service and sales.
 Compartments might have teams with different department members that are put together for efficiency. For example, a
company delivering IT services to other businesses might have teams assigned to each company. Each team might have a
project manager, a graphic designer, a coding specialist, a security specialist, a client rep and service provide
 Chain of Command
 The chain of command is what the organizational chart typically illustrates. It shows who reports to who in the company's
human resources structure. Some companies have a more traditional hierarchy with very clear department leaders and
executives in charge. Other companies use a more fluid chain of command and structure where more people are considered
part of the same level of command on a cross-functional team.
 There are pros and cons to any model. What is important is that employees know what is expected of them and how they get
information to flow to the proper channels. If an employee isn't sure who his direct supervisor is due to an unclear chain of
command, he might not properly relay the right information to the right party.
 Span of Control
The span of control is the organizational design element that considers the capacity of any manager. There are limits to the
number of people one person can oversee and supervise. The span of control addresses this design element. If a manager has
too many people to oversee, he might lose his effectiveness and not recognize problems or successes.
 . A span of four means that for every four managers, sixteen employees can be effectively managed. Other industries might
use a span of eight or another number that describes how the human resources directors need to disburse managers
 Centralization and Decentralization
 Centralization and decentralization are organizational design elements deciding the degree which decision-making is made at
one central level or at various levels by employees. For example, all major budget decisions would filter to the chief executive
officer and chief financial officer in a centralized fashion. Customer service decisions might be decentralized giving those
interacting with customer directions on how to handle issues but the authority to make certain decisions.
 Formalization of Elements
 Smaller organizations tend to have informal elements where large organizations formalize roles more specifically. The reason
smaller organizations use less formal standards is that employees may serve multiple roles as necessary. Bigger organizations
need to formalize elements to ensure the right stuff gets done on time and correctly.
 Formalization might also be seen with specific job duties. For example, there may be a very specific way that payroll is done
to ensure that everyone gets paid on time, with the correct withholding. The sales department might not be very formalized,
and might allow each representative to find his organic process so that he may succeed
 The design of an organization is often a critical enabler for the achievement of a company’s strategy and goals, ongoing
innovation, and streamlined operations. During our years of experience helping clients reorganize their operations, we have
identified seven mistakes made by companies.
 1. Not knowing what you are trying to achieve
 Before moving boxes and lines on an organization chart, it is important to know why you are doing the reorganization. Is it a
result of a merger, acquisition, or downsizing? Are you trying to reduce costs and improve efficiencies? Are you struggling
with performance issues? Are there too many direct reports, which may be impeding both employee development and
innovation? Is the reporting structure too complex? Clear guidelines that reflect what the goals of the new organization are
will help companies ensure that the redesigned organization will attain those stated goals.
 2. Structuring an organization for specific personnel
 It is not uncommon for key people within an organization to have tremendous influence due to their tenure, expertise, or
importance to certain client relationships. As a result, there is a risk that the preferences of the individual will become a
priority during organization design rather than the objectives and requirements of the business. It is incredibly important to
separate the organization design component from the actual selection of staff. Strategy should drive organization design, and
organization design determines the type of people who should be selected. If you design an organization based on the people,
the organization will not be set up most effectively to support the overall end objectives. Skill sets may not match future needs
and labor costs can be misaligned. suited.
 3. Breaking the circle of confidentiality
Itis incredibly important for participants involved in the redesign to keep project information inside the circle of
confidentiality. Revealing too much too soon to those outside the “Circle of Trust” can threaten an organization’s level of
engagement and overall productivity. The design of a new organization structure brings with it new roles, responsibilities, and
reporting relationships. These changes can encourage or discourage personnel, and therefore have the potential to threaten the
effectiveness of the new structure. The performance of individuals or entire departments can be compromised if people think
they will not have a job in the future organization, and this has a network effect on the rest of the organization. In addition,
organizations may lose their most talented individuals who feel uncertain about their future within the new organization, while
being highly sought after in the marketplace.
4. Bypassing a formal change management and communications plan

 It is essential that a formal plan is developed to support the communication of the right information at the right point in the
process. Details about the new organization, along with details of the selection process, should be communicated as they are
finalized to all levels of the organization. This will help avoid surprise or confusion about the responsibilities and expectations
during the change. If rumors conflict with formal communication during the process, the legitimacy of the organization will be
jeopardized.
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Success and failure in organization design

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  • 2.  Organizational design is a step-by-step methodology which identifies dysfunctional aspects of work flow, procedures, structures and systems, realigns them to fit current business realities/goals and then develops plans to implement the new changes. The process focuses on improving both the technical and people side of the business.  For most companies, the design process leads to a more effective organization design, significantly improved results (profitability, customer service, internal operations), and employees who are empowered and committed to the business. The hallmark of the design process is a comprehensive and holistic approach to organizational improvement that touches all aspects of organizational life, so you can achieve  by design we’re talking about the integration of people with core business processes, technology and systems. A well-designed organization ensures that the form of the organization matches its purpose or strategy, meets the challenges posed by business realities and significantly increases the likelihood that the collective efforts of people will be succeed.
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  • 4.  Work Specialization  Work specialization is the first of the elements of organization structure. Business leaders must consider the job tasks and specific duties associated with given positions. Dividing work tasks among different jobs and assigning them to definite levels, is the role of work specialization elements. An example would be giving the first person in the assembly line the job of putting the first three components together. The second person in the assembly line might then put the decals on the product, and the third would put the item in the box.  Leaders should be careful to not overly specialize in any one job because this can lead to boredom and fatigue. This results in slower work and even errors. Managers may have jobs assigned and adjust the roles depending on how specialized the job in one area is.  Departmentalization and Compartments  Departmentalization and compartments are two other components of organizational design. Departments are often a group of workers with the same overall functions. They are often broken down by broad categories such as functional, product, geographical, process and customer. Common departments include accounting, manufacturing, customer service and sales.  Compartments might have teams with different department members that are put together for efficiency. For example, a company delivering IT services to other businesses might have teams assigned to each company. Each team might have a project manager, a graphic designer, a coding specialist, a security specialist, a client rep and service provide
  • 5.  Chain of Command  The chain of command is what the organizational chart typically illustrates. It shows who reports to who in the company's human resources structure. Some companies have a more traditional hierarchy with very clear department leaders and executives in charge. Other companies use a more fluid chain of command and structure where more people are considered part of the same level of command on a cross-functional team.  There are pros and cons to any model. What is important is that employees know what is expected of them and how they get information to flow to the proper channels. If an employee isn't sure who his direct supervisor is due to an unclear chain of command, he might not properly relay the right information to the right party.  Span of Control The span of control is the organizational design element that considers the capacity of any manager. There are limits to the number of people one person can oversee and supervise. The span of control addresses this design element. If a manager has too many people to oversee, he might lose his effectiveness and not recognize problems or successes.  . A span of four means that for every four managers, sixteen employees can be effectively managed. Other industries might use a span of eight or another number that describes how the human resources directors need to disburse managers
  • 6.  Centralization and Decentralization  Centralization and decentralization are organizational design elements deciding the degree which decision-making is made at one central level or at various levels by employees. For example, all major budget decisions would filter to the chief executive officer and chief financial officer in a centralized fashion. Customer service decisions might be decentralized giving those interacting with customer directions on how to handle issues but the authority to make certain decisions.  Formalization of Elements  Smaller organizations tend to have informal elements where large organizations formalize roles more specifically. The reason smaller organizations use less formal standards is that employees may serve multiple roles as necessary. Bigger organizations need to formalize elements to ensure the right stuff gets done on time and correctly.  Formalization might also be seen with specific job duties. For example, there may be a very specific way that payroll is done to ensure that everyone gets paid on time, with the correct withholding. The sales department might not be very formalized, and might allow each representative to find his organic process so that he may succeed
  • 7.  The design of an organization is often a critical enabler for the achievement of a company’s strategy and goals, ongoing innovation, and streamlined operations. During our years of experience helping clients reorganize their operations, we have identified seven mistakes made by companies.  1. Not knowing what you are trying to achieve  Before moving boxes and lines on an organization chart, it is important to know why you are doing the reorganization. Is it a result of a merger, acquisition, or downsizing? Are you trying to reduce costs and improve efficiencies? Are you struggling with performance issues? Are there too many direct reports, which may be impeding both employee development and innovation? Is the reporting structure too complex? Clear guidelines that reflect what the goals of the new organization are will help companies ensure that the redesigned organization will attain those stated goals.  2. Structuring an organization for specific personnel  It is not uncommon for key people within an organization to have tremendous influence due to their tenure, expertise, or importance to certain client relationships. As a result, there is a risk that the preferences of the individual will become a priority during organization design rather than the objectives and requirements of the business. It is incredibly important to separate the organization design component from the actual selection of staff. Strategy should drive organization design, and organization design determines the type of people who should be selected. If you design an organization based on the people, the organization will not be set up most effectively to support the overall end objectives. Skill sets may not match future needs and labor costs can be misaligned. suited.
  • 8.  3. Breaking the circle of confidentiality Itis incredibly important for participants involved in the redesign to keep project information inside the circle of confidentiality. Revealing too much too soon to those outside the “Circle of Trust” can threaten an organization’s level of engagement and overall productivity. The design of a new organization structure brings with it new roles, responsibilities, and reporting relationships. These changes can encourage or discourage personnel, and therefore have the potential to threaten the effectiveness of the new structure. The performance of individuals or entire departments can be compromised if people think they will not have a job in the future organization, and this has a network effect on the rest of the organization. In addition, organizations may lose their most talented individuals who feel uncertain about their future within the new organization, while being highly sought after in the marketplace. 4. Bypassing a formal change management and communications plan   It is essential that a formal plan is developed to support the communication of the right information at the right point in the process. Details about the new organization, along with details of the selection process, should be communicated as they are finalized to all levels of the organization. This will help avoid surprise or confusion about the responsibilities and expectations during the change. If rumors conflict with formal communication during the process, the legitimacy of the organization will be jeopardized.