Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Set Direction
Set Strategy
Direct Business
HR Process
IT Process
Develop Product
Get Order
Fin/Accoun. Process
Maintenance
Process
Fulfill Order
Support Product
Support Process
Core Process
Set Objectives
Revise as Needed
Revise as Needed
Improve/ Change
Improve/ Change
Recycle as Needed
Market Target
Broad Differentiation Strategy Best-Cost Provider Strategy Narrow Focused Focused Buyer Low-Cost Differentiation Segment Strategy Strategy or Niche
Selected HR Strategies That Fit Porters Three Major Types of Business Strategies
Business Strategy Overall cost leadership Common Organizational Characteristics Sustained capital investment and access to capital Intense supervision of labor Tight cost control requiring frequent, detailed control reports Low-cost distribution system Structured organization and responsibilities Products designed for ease in manufacture HR Strategies Efficient production Explicit job descriptions Detailed work planning Emphasis on technical qualifications and skills Emphasis on job-specific training Emphasis on job-based pay Use of performance appraisal as a control device
Selected HR Strategies That Fit Porters Three Major Types of Business Strategies
Business Strategy Differentiation
Common Organizational Characteristics Strong marketing abilities Product engineering Strong capability in basic research Corporate reputation for quality or technological leadership Amenities to attract highly skilled labor, scientists, or creative people.
HR Strategies Emphasis on innovation and flexibility Broad job classes Loose work planning External recruitment Team-based training Emphasis on individualbased pay Use of performance appraisal as development tool
FUNCTIONAL ORGANIZATION
Hybrid
Functional Organization
President
VP Research
VP Operations
VP Human Resources
VP Marketing
VP Finance
Disadvantages
Emphasizes routine tasks; encourages short time horizons Fosters parochial perspectives by managers and limits capacity for topmanagement positions
VP Research
VP Human Resources
Basis of Division: -Product - Customer - Regional
VP Operations
Disadvantages
May use skills and resource inefficiently Limits career advancement by specialists Impedes specialists exposure to others within same specialties Puts multiple-role demands upon people and creates stress May promote departmental objectives as opposed to overall organizational goals
Senior VP Programs
Senior VP Operations
VP Research
VP Engineering
VP Manufacturing
VP Marketing
Disadvantages
Can be difficult to implement Increases role ambiguity, stress, and anxiety Performance is lowered without power balancing between projects and functions Makes inconsistent demands and can promote conflict and short-term crisis orientation May reward political skills over technical skills
Disadvantages
Can be difficult to implement Increases role ambiguity, stress, and anxiety Performance is lowered without power balancing between projects and functions Makes inconsistent demands and can promote conflict and short-term crisis orientation May reward political skills over technical skills
Developing New Products Process Process Owner Cross Functional Team Members Acquiring and Filling Customer Orders Process Process Owner Cross Functional Team Members Supporting Customer Usage Process Process Owner Cross Functional Team Members
Process-base Structure
Top Management Team
Process Owner
Team 1
Team 2
Team 3
Market Analysis
Research
Product Planning
Testing
Customer
Process Owner
Team 1
Team 2
Material Flow
Team 3
Analysis
Purchasing
Distrib.
Customer
Processes drive structure Work adds value Teams are fundamental Customers define performance Teams are rewarded for performance Teams are tightly linked to suppliers and customers Team members are well informed and trained
Disadvantages
Can threaten middle managers and staff specialists Requires changes in commandand-control mindsets Duplicates scarce resources Requires new skills and knowledge to manage lateral relationships and teams May take longer to make decisions in teams Can be ineffective if wrong processes are identified
HYBRID STRUCTURE
CEO
Executive Committee
Power Transformers
Power Generation
Robots
Germany
U.S.A
National Companies
Norway
137 Other National Companies
HYBRID STRUCTURE
The pure types of structure rarely exist Most are hybrids of different kinds Common hybrid 1: functional and divisional Common hybrid 2: functional and horizontal Five Alive: an example of a hybrid structure
DISKUSI KELOMPOK
Bentuk dua tim kemudian diskusikan dalam masing-masing tim struktur organisasi di bawah ini cocok untuk strategy generic Tracy & Wiersema yang mana?:
Product A Manager
Product B . Manager
Product C Manager
VP Human Resources
VP Operations
..Division Manager
VP Human Resources
VP Operations