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Capon: Understanding Organisational Context2nd edition Pearson Education 2004 1.1
Understanding
Organisational Context 2eSlides by Claire Capon
Chapter 1
Inside organisationsOrganisational structures
Handys cultures
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Organisational structures
The simple structure
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Figure 1.2 The simple structure
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Main features
Centralised
Organised around owner Small companies or small
companies in early stages of
development
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Advantages
Owner controls early growth
and development of thebusiness
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Disadvantages
Owner may lack specialist
knowledge in some areas Appropriate up to a certain
size only
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Organisational structures
The functional structure
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Figure 1.3 The functional structure
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Main features
Centralised
Small company producinglimited range of products
Organised around tasks to be
carried out
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Advantages
Simple lines of control
Efficient lines ofcommunication and
information flow -
vertical and short
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Advantages (cont.)
Specialist managers heading
up each function Improved decision making
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Disadvantages
Functional managers
overburdened withoperational duties
Longer-term planning
may be neglected
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Disadvantages (cont.)
Becomes stretched by
growth and productdiversification
Difficult to co-ordinate and
manage across differentfunctions
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Organisational structures
The divisional structure
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Figure 1.4 The divisional structure
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Main features
Product or geographical
divisions
Diverse range of products or
services offered, or
geographically-diversemarkets served
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Advantages
Divisions are profit centres in
their own right
Decentralised structure - easier
to manage diversity
Divisional managers responsiblefor short-term and medium-term
planning
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Advantages (cont.)
Top managers are free to
concentrate on longer-term
planning
Profitability is spread across
the divisions, products andmarkets
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Disadvantages
Potential conflict between
divisions over resource
allocation
Overall co-ordination of
divisions can be difficult
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Organisational structures
The holding company structure
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Figure 1.5 The holding company structure
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Main features
Small head office - acts as an
investment company
Decentralised - operating
companies are largely
independent
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Main features (cont.)
Operating companies trade
under own name, rather than
holding companys name
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Main features (cont.)
Operating companies are
required to meet strict
financial targets
Financial and legal sections
support head office, not theoperating companies
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Advantages
Low central overheads
Risk and profit are spread Ease of divestment of
operating companies
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Disadvantages
Individual operating
companies under risk of
divestment by holding or
parent company - may feel
threatened No centralised skills
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Disadvantages (cont.)
Potential lack of overall
co-ordination and direction
of the whole organisation
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Organisational structures
The matrix structure
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Figure 1.6 The matrix structure: multinational
company
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Main features
Double definition of profit
centres (two arms of the matrix)
Found in different types of
organisation:
- large multinationals- university departments
- sophisticated service companies
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Advantages
Decentralised and localised
decision making in the matrix
Growth and complexity
controlled by people in the
matrix
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Advantages
Direct contact between two
arms of the matrix replaces
bureaucracy
Quality decision making and
increased managerialmotivation
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Disadvantages
In the matrix, potentially:
- a high degree of conflict- a long time to make
decisions
- unclear job and task
responsibilities
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Disadvantages (cont.)
Difficult to implement
High overhead costs
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Handys cultures
The power cultureThe role culture
The task culture
The person culture
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Figure 1.9 The power cultureSource: Understanding Organizations by Charles Handy (Penguin Books 1976, Fourth Edition 1993). Copyright
Charles Handy 1976, 1981, 1985, 1993. Reproduced by kind permission of Penguin Books Ltd.
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The power culture
Usually found in small firms
with simple structure
Owners tend to recruit
employees similar in
character to themselves
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