fundamentals of organizing
TRANSCRIPT
FUNDAMENTALS OF ORGANIZING
ORGANIZING The deployment of an organizational
resources to achieve strategic goals. Organization structure
Framework in which tasks, resources and departments are deployed.
Organization Chart Visual representation of an organization’s
structure.
ORGANIZATION CHART
President
Director HR
Benefit Administrato
r
Industrial Relation manager
VP
ITFinancial AnalystChief
Accountant
ORGANIZATION CHART
Represent different work Titles with work Reporting and authority relationships Levels of management
THE VERTICAL STRUCTURE
Work specialization Chain of command Span of management Centralization Decentralization
Work specialization
Organization’s tasks are sub divided
into an individual tasks.
Chain of command Link all individuals and specifies who
report to whom. Responsibility
The assignment or task employees are supposed to carry out.
Authority Employee having a powers, right to make
decisions, give orders , draw on resources Accountability
People with authority and responsibility are subject to reporting and justifying tasks
Span of management
The number of employees reporting to the supervisors.
It can be wide when: Work is defined clearly Employees are highly trained Mangers are supportive Jobs are similar
Centralization An organization in which decisions are
made by top level managers
Decentralization Decisions authority near to lower level
managers
DEPARTMENTALIZATION
Line and staff Departments Functional organization and
divisional organization The matrix organization The network organization
Line department Units that deal directly with the
organization's primary goods and services.
Staff department Provide specialized or professional skills
that support line departments.
Functional organization Departmentalization (sub dividing
organization into smaller sub units) around specialized activities such as production, marketing and human resources.
Divisional organization Departmentalization that groups units
around products , customers or geographic region
The matrix organization
An organization composed of dual reporting relationships.
Some managers report to two supervisors as functional as well as divisional supervisors.
The network organization
Single-function firms that collaborate on goods or services.
ANY QUESTION