Organization Contemporary Principles and Practice.
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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Newark :
John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated,
2015.
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Colección: | New York Academy of Sciences Ser.
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Organization : Contemporary Principles and Practice
- Contents
- Preface to Second Edition
- Preface from the First Edition
- Part I: The Broad Picture
- Chapter 1: Organization and Its Importance
- Purpose and Scope of This Book
- Organizing, Organization, and Organizations
- Components of Organization
- Organizational Choices
- Hierarchy
- Specialization
- Hierarchy and specialization
- Rules and schedules
- Systems
- Integration
- Control
- Reward systems
- Boundary-crossing and networking
- Outsourcing
- Alliances
- Organizing across borders
- Consequences of Deficiencies in Organization
- Motivation and morale
- Decision making
- Conflict and lack of coordination
- Changing circumstances
- Rising costs
- Summary
- Questions for Discussion
- Notes
- Chapter 2: Perspectives on Organizational Design until Recent Times
- A Brief Look Into History
- One Best Ways of Organizing
- Classical organization theory and bureaucracy
- Scientific management
- The Contingency Approach
- Technology
- Size
- Diversification
- People
- People and their culture
- Organizational purpose and values
- Organizational environment
- Conclusion
- Summary
- Questions for Discussion
- Notes
- Chapter 3: New Conditions, New Organization
- The Retreat from Conventional Forms of Organization
- New Conditions, New Organization
- Globalization
- Implications for organization
- New technologies
- Implications for organization
- The Knowledge-based economy
- Hypercompetition
- Demands for social accountability
- New Conditions, New Forms Summarized
- New and Conventional Organizational Forms Compared
- The network paradigm
- Setting and disseminating the goals of the organization
- Identifying duties and roles
- Maintaining a value-adding system
- Summary
- Questions for Discussion
- Notes
- Part II: New Internal Forms
- Chapter 4: Simpler Structures
- Reducing Hierarchy
- Hierarchy
- Unloved but ubiquitous
- Hierarchy in conventional organization
- The contribution of hierarchy
- Negative features of hierarchy
- Hierarchy in new organization
- Downsizing and Delayering
- Size and hierarchy
- Downsizing
- Context and reasons for downsizing
- Performance consequences of downsizing
- Delayering
- From Hierarchies to Teams
- Summary
- Questions for Discussion
- Notes
- Chapter 5: Achieving Integration
- The Concept
- The Need for Adequate Integration
- Achieving Integration is a Challenge
- Integration between functions
- Operational integration
- Other integration problem areas
- Poor Integration Can Lead to Disaster
- Good Integration Can Create a Dynamic Capability
- Signs that Integration Needs Are Not Being Met
- A Diagnostic Tool
- The Choice of Integrating Mechanism15
- Fundamental questions to ask
- Integration by a higher manager
- Integration through formal procedures and planning
- Lateral coordination
- A note on matrix organization