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Boundary less Organization By Sreenath B.

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Boundary less Organization

By

Sreenath B.

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Boundary less Organization

• An organization whose design is not defined by, or limited to, the horizontal, vertical, or external boundaries imposed by a pre defined structure.

1. Network organization

2. Modular organization

3. Virtual organization

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Network Structure

• This is a structure which is based on the integration of other organizations.

• Therefore network structure demonstrates a specific relationship with other organizations beyond the physical boundaries.

• EX :NIKE• It enables to have a competitive advantage• Helps to generate a specialized input.• providing unlimited opportunity which is operates beyond the

physical boundary.• Its not easy task to determine which part should be

outsourcing

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Modular Organization• Modular organization can be defined as a manufacturing

organization that uses outside suppliers to provide product components or modules that are then assembled into final products.”

• HOW THE STRUCTURE WORKS:• The modular organization may be viewed as a central hub

surrounded by a network of outside specialists. • Rather than being housed under one roof or located within

one organization, services such as accounting, design, manufacturing, marketing and distribution are outsourced to separate companies that are connected electronically to the central office.

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Advantages

• Directs a firm’s managerial and technical talent to the most critical activities

• Maintains full strategic control over most critical activities core competencies

• Achieves “best in class” performance at each link in the value chain

• Leverages core competencies by outsourcing with smaller capital commitment

• Encourages information sharing and accelerates organizational learning

• Subcontractors may flow into and out of the system as needed to meet changing needs.

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• With modular structure, the hub maintains control over processes in which it has difficult-to- imitate capabilities and then transfers other activities- along decision making and control over them- to other organizations.

• These partner organizations organize and accomplish work using their ideas assets, and tools.

Cont’d

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Disadvantages

• Inhibits common vision through reliance on outsiders• Diminishes future competitive advantages if critical

technologies or other competences are outsourced• Increases the difficulty of brining back into the firm activities

that now add value due to market shifts• May lead to an erosion of cross functional skills.• Decreases operational control and potential loss of control

over a supplier.

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Types of Modular Organizations:

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Virtual organizations

• A virtual organization is an organization that consist of a small core of full time employees and that temporarily hires outside specialists.