Professional Documents
Culture Documents
a route and locus(point) of decision making and coordination Provides a system for reporting and communications Organizational structures are based on the degree of internationalization of the firm
Little or no recognition of international activities Growing International divisions Global organization
Product divisions are responsible for all manufacture and marketing worldwide.
Global
Geographic divisions are responsible for all manufacture and marketing in respective areas.
Global
function structure
customer structure or hybrid structure
Functional areas are responsible for entire worldwide operations in own area.
Global Mixed
Central Staffs
Brand A
Brand A
Brand C
Brand A
Brand A
Brand C
VP Production Worldwide
VP Sales Worldwide
Subsidiary President 1
Subsidiary President 2
Subsidiary President n
Subsidiary President 1
Subsidiary President 2
Subsidiary President n
VP Customer A Worldwide
VP Customer B Worldwide
Subsidiary President 1
Subsidiary President 2
Subsidiary President n
Subsidiary President 1
Subsidiary President 2
Subsidiary President n
Subsidiary President 1
Subsidiary President n
Subsidiary President 1
Subsidiary President n
Subsidiary President 1
Subsidiary President n
Implementation
Organizational
structures provide the frameworks for carrying out marketing decisions. Factors affecting organizational structure and decision making
The degree of involvement in international operations The business(es) in which the firm is engaged The size and importance of the markets The human resources capability of the firm
decentralized structure gives a high degree of autonomy to subsidiaries. The centralized structure has control and strategic decision making concentrated at headquarters. Coordinated Decentralization
Overall corporate strategy is provided from headquarters. Subsidiaries are free to implement it within the range agreed on with headquarters.
VP - Marketing
VP - Sales
VP - Finance
HQ
HQ
Subsidiary
Subsidiary
clearly communicated corporate vision HR management to broaden individual perspectives and develop identification with corporate goals The integration of individual thinking and activities into the corporate agenda
The Not-Invented-Here (NIH) Syndrome
Teaching about what a person knows and believes about what it takes to succeed. Developing a boundaryless organizational perspective.
Intranets
Benefits
Increased productivity Enhanced knowledge capital Facilitated teamwork Incorporation of best practices
Cultural Control
a socialization process to integrate the employee into the organizations culture and embrace its ideals and values Exercising control
Develop the right control system to reflect the function and the corporate culture.