The role of strategic direction in organization design
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Organizational design aims to align an organization's structure and processes with its strategic goals and needs. It identifies strengths and weaknesses to realign systems for current objectives, new business initiatives, and improved technical and interpersonal aspects of work. Implementing effective organizational design leads to a more productive organization and workforce through better internal operations, cross-departmental coordination, and efficiency - enhancing productivity and customer satisfaction. Strategic direction for organizations includes defining missions, visions, cultures, ideologies, principles, values, and grand strategies to guide organizational design.
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- 1. THE ROLE OF STRATEGIC DIRECTION IN ORGANIZATION DESIGN RA1952001020066 MBA1-B
- 2. organization design Organizational Design is a sequential method of identifying the performing aspects and liabilities in a system, so that they can be re-aligned as per the needs of the company, such as current goals and implementing new business changes. It focuses on improving technical and interpersonal side of the workplace. Implementing an efficient organizational design leads to a more effective organization, a more focused workforce and a workplace of better productivity by improving internal operations, inter-departmental relationships, working efficiency, all of which leads to better productivity and customer satisfaction.
- 4. Types The following are common types of strategic direction. Mission. A mission defines your purpose as an organization. ... Vision. A vision statement paints a picture of the future of a society, city or organization. ... Culture. ... Ideology. ... Principles. ... Values. ... Grand Strategy
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