The viability of organizations. Vol. 3, Designing and changing organizations / Wolfgang Lassl.
2020
HD58.8 .L37 2020eb
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Title
The viability of organizations. Vol. 3, Designing and changing organizations / Wolfgang Lassl.
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ISBN
9783030258542 (electronic book)
3030258548 (electronic book)
9783030258535
3030258548 (electronic book)
9783030258535
Published
Cham : Springer, [2020]
Copyright
©2020
Language
English
Description
1 online resource : illustrations.
Item Number
10.1007/978-3-030-25854-2 doi
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HD58.8 .L37 2020eb
Dewey Decimal Classification
658.4/06
Summary
The design process for organizational structures sometimes resembles a random walk, especially when it is embedded in an arena of competing personal interests and power games. Many organizations still lack clear guidance and are therefore seeking a rigorous, nuanced, and impartial methodology for the design and development of their organizational structures, processes and behavioral repertoire. The Viable System Model (VSM) can help: by identifying the essential design principles and parameters that need to be considered, and which can be used to enhance an organization's effectiveness, adaptability, cohesion and overall viability. This book, the third volume in a set of three, connects the VSM to the world of the standard organizational chart. It offers readers a new perspective on corporate functions and their contributions to the organization as a whole. Further, it shows them how the VSM can be used to develop viable organizational structures, following a detailed step-by-step approach. Lastly, it explains the vital processes, behaviors, and attitudes that need to be developed in order to make organizations truly viable. Readers will find solutions to, and guidelines on, many critical organizational design issues, e.g. designing job profiles; correctly mapping synergistically ("centrally") operating units in the organizational chart; outsourcing processes; and handling matrix situations; as well as designing and implementing organizational change processes.
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Table of Contents
Part I: Building the Bridge
Part II: Designing Organizational (Chart) Structures
Part III: Implementation.
Part II: Designing Organizational (Chart) Structures
Part III: Implementation.