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Friday, 24 January 2014

[Video] ORGANIZATION DESIGN

Part 1 : Traditional Organization Design



Part 2 : Contemporary Organization Design


Tuesday, 21 January 2014

THE NATURE OF INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION DESIGN

Organization design ( sometimes called organization structure ) is the overall pattern of structural components and configuration used to manage the total organization.

To see how this begins to happen, we will start by considering a domestic firm that has no international sales.

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Monday, 20 January 2014

Global Organization Designs : Global Product Design

There are 5 most common forms of global organization design namely product, area,functional,customer and matrix. As for this discussion i will explained on Global Product Design.

Global Product Design
  • It was the common form adopted by most MNC today.
  • It assign worldwide responsibility for specific products or product group to separate operating division within a firm.
  • This design work best when the firm has diverse product lines.
  • If the product are unrelated, the firm takes on M-form design - Multidivisional - the various divisions of the firm usually self-contained operations with interrelated activities.
  • If the product are unrelated, the firm takes on H-form design - Holding - various unrelated business function with autonomy
Advantages :
  • Manager gain expertise in all aspects of the product
  • Facilitates efficiencies in production because manager are free to manufacture the product
  • Allow manager to coordinate production at their various facilities
  • Manager able to incorporate new technologies into their product and respond quickly to technological changes
  • Facilitates geocentric corporate philosophies - to develop greater international skills internally
Disadvantages  :
  • Encourage expensive duplication because each product need its own functional area skills such as marketing and finance
  • Coordination and corporate learning across product groups also becomes more difficult.