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CHAPTER 8 ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE AND CONTROL
SYSTEMS
2Evolution and Change in MNC
- Internationalization is the process by which a
firm gradually changes in response to - international competition
- domestic market saturation
- the desire for expansion, new markets, and
diversification
3Evolution and Change in MNC
- Structural Evolution (Stages Model) occurs when
- managers redesign the organizational structure
to optimize the strategys changes to work - This causes changes in the
- firms tasks, relationships and designating
authority - lines of communication
- geographic dispersal of units
4Organizing for Globalization
- Two opposing forces in structural decisions
- differentiation (focusing on and specializing in
specific markets) - integration (coordinating the markets)
- Globalization a specific strategy that treats
the world as one market by using a standardized
approach to products and markets
5Direct Coordinating Mechanisms
- Design of appropriate structures
- Use of effective staffing practices
- Visits by head-office personnel
- Regular meetings
6Matching Organizational Structure to
International Advantage
7Geographical Structure for Apple Computer
CEO Steve Jobs
Source www.apple.com
8Matrix Structure forWorldwide Steel Company
Vertical Functions
Horizontal Product Lines
9Hybrid StructureSun Petrochemical Products
President
Technology Vice President
Financial Services Vice Pres.
Human Resources Director
Chief Counsel
Chemicals Vice President
Lubricants Vice President
Fuels Vice President
NOTE Sunoco is an American petroleum and
petrochemical manufacturer headquartered in
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, formerly known as Sun
Company Inc.. In Canada, Sunoco products are sold
by Suncor Energy and not related to this company.
Sources Based on Linda S. Ackerman, Transition
Management An In-Depth Look at Managing
Complex Change, Organizational Dynamics (Summer
1982) 46-66 and Frank Ostroff, The Horizontal
Organization, (New York Oxford University
Press, 1999), Fig. 2.1, 34.
10 Hybrid Structure Ford Customer Service Division
Vice President and General Manager
Functional Structure
Human Resources
Strategy and Communication
Finance
Director and Process Owner
Teams
Teams
Parts Supply / Logistics Group
Director and Process Owner
Horizontal Structure
Teams
Teams
Vehicle Service Group
Director and Process Owner
Teams
Technical Support Group
Sources Based on Linda S. Ackerman, Transition
Management An In-Depth Look at Managing Complex
Change, Organizational Dynamics (Summer 1982)
46-66 and Frank Ostroff, The Horizontal
Organization, (New York Oxford University
Press, 1999), Fig. 2.1, 34.
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