- Is the organisation capturing the necessary sources of competitive advantage in each market it participates in?
- Is the corporate core helping the market-facing business units rather than impeding them achieve their objectives and important financial metrics?
- Does the organisation capture the strengths, motivations and weaknesses of its talent?
- Does it facilitate different cultures across different parts of the business i.e. regulated division vs. unregulated?
- Does the organisation provide coordination for unit-to-unit links that are likely to be problematic?
- Does the organisation enhance efficiency, effectiveness?
- Does the organisation equip the organisation to maximise revenue and profits, whilst containing cost bases?
- Does the design of the organisation drive effective governance and control systems?
- Is the organisation designed to adapt to rapid change requirements in strategies enforced by external markets?
- Does the organisation reflect the complexity of markets and industry relationships whilst being sufficiently straightforward for stakeholders to understand and optimal work with and co-exist?
Providing financial, economic and organisational thought-leadership on the world we live in
Saturday, August 20, 2011
Regardless of the Organisation's design - speed and efficiency is paramount in lean times
Functional, Divisional, Matrix, Networked, Cluster, Process, Geographic, Customer-back, Life-Form structures all exist in some shape or form in many organisations. Many C-Level executives mandate consultants or HR divisions to develop a new structure. The problem is a new structure is just a new structure. The key for organisations is to come up with a new design that will achieve the following objectives:
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