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The document discusses success and failures in organizational design. It provides information on how to successfully design an organization, including building on strengths, moving beyond rigid structures, clearly defining roles, and supporting learning. It also discusses factors to consider like external environment, strategy, and size. Potential failures are outlined as not knowing the objective, structuring around individuals, causing unnecessary disruption, and making side agreements outside the process.
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- 2. Organisation design • 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 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. • Excellent customer service • Increased profitability • Reduced operating costs
- 3. SUCCESS OF ORGANISATION DESIGN • BUILD ON YOUR STRENTHS: As Socrates, father of Western philosophy and arguably the original disruptor, said, “Know thyself.” Go ahead and acknowledge upfront that retooling your organization is a tough rock to tackle. Then, identify who you are. Pinpoint the unique role that your company holds against the competition. Define where these strengths will take you in the new world order. • GO BEYOND LINES AND BOXES Thinking beyond the org chart gives you the chance to move decision making throughout the company so that teams can be empowered to think AND act. This is crucial for nimble teams and even more crucial for
- 4. • KNOW YOUR ROLES . The best time to get your org design right is before you grow your team. That’s right – expanding your team should happen after you’ve clearly defined the impact you need from new roles. But this is a challenge; many organizations lack definition around technical roles • SUPPORT A CULTURE OF LEARNING Organizations that make professional development a high priority and provide a range of flexible training options mapped to business needs are the most successful at keeping their teams at peak performance and skill level.
- 5. FACTORS TO CONSIDER IN ORGANISQATION DESIGN • Organizational design is dictated by a variety of factors, including the size of the company, the diversity of the organization ‘s operations, and the environment in which it operates. • According to several theories, considerations of the external environment are a key aspect of organizational design. These considerations include how organizations cope with conditions of uncertainty, procure external resources, and compete with other organizations. • A company in a highly uncertain environment must prioritize adaptability over a more rigid and functional strategy. In contrast, a company in a mature market with limited variability and uncertainty should pursue more structure. • A company with a low-cost strategy relative to its competition may benefit from a more simplistic and fixed
- 6. FAILURES IN ORGANISATION DESIGN • Notknowingwhatyouaretryingto 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, • Structuringanorganizationforspecificpersonnel . 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.
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