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Key Words... Organization Model – Scientific Management – Motivation Framework – Maslow’s Hierarchy – ERG Theory – Intrinsic/Extrinsic Rewards – Compensation Management – Job Enrichment – Group Performance – Linking Pin Organization – Likert’s Overlapping – Mintzberg’s Coordinating Mechanisms – Matrix Organization – Network Organization – Change Management – Hierarchical Structures – Formal Organization – Role Diagram – Job Description – Divisional Structures – Project Organization – Value Chain Management – Span of Control – Task Force – Organization Development – Growth Management – Learning Organization – Virtual Organization
A Basic Organization Model
Phases of Scientific Management I
Phases of Scientific Management II
The Basic Motivation Framework
Maslow‘s Hierarchy of Human Needs
Parallels Among Need Theories of Motivation
The Individual-Organization Exchange Process
The Meaning of Organizational Rewards
A Total Compensation Package
The Historical Development of Job Design
Four Factors that Affect Group Performance
Likert‘s Overlapping Work Groups (The Linking Pin Organization)
Mintzberg‘s Five Coordinating Mechanisms
A Matrix Design
Basic Communication Process
Small Group Communication Networks
Four Major Problems in Change Management
Hierarchy and Decision Making
Cellular Structures Placed into Hierarchical Structures
The Non-Linearity of Power and Decision Load
Technological Innovation as a Result of Complex Interactions
Further Developments of Multidirectional Communication and Involvement
Organizational Effectiveness
Formal and Informal Organization
Optimum Degree of Formal Organization
Contingency Framework for Organization Design
Organization Chart, Role Diagram, Job Description
Levels of Organization Design
Functional, Divisional, Multidivisional Structures
Project Structures
Mechanistic vs. Mechanic Designs in Context
Problems of Traditional Organization Design
Link between Structure and Process
Organizational Value Chain
The Development of Organization Design over Time
The Five Basic Parts of Organizations
The Flow of Formal Authority
Structures to Deal with Residual Interdependencies
A Continuum of Liaison Devices
Span of Control
Functional Specialization
Process Specialization
Product Specialization
Customer Specialization
Geographic Specialization
Various Forms of Specialization in a Single Organization
Multiform Organization
What Type of Intervention?
Typical Improvement Actions
Improvement Agenda
Assessment Management
The Initial Decision Matrix
Organizational Practices in the Five Phases of Growth
Imaginary Organization and Relationship Marketing - Two Perspectives
Imaginary Organizations and Some Related Concepts
Role of Virtual Organizing and Knowledge Management in Business Networking
Business Engineering Model Applied to Business Networking
Major Strategy Decision
Virtual Organizations and Virtual Cultures
Models of Virtuality
Virtual Alliance Models
Virtual Organizational Change Model (VOCM)
The Cycle of Knowledge Creation
Knowledge Management Life Cycle
Knowledge Management
Choosing Pilot Groups
KWorld
Consultant Network
A Typical Knowledge-Management Platform
Knowledge-Management Modules
Graph of Evolving Technology and Knowledge Management Over Time
Graph of Technology and its Effectiveness
The Five C‘s that Differentiate Data from Information
The Basic Elements of Knowledge Utilization and Typical Technology Tools
The Four Levels of Knowledge, Levels of Leverage Derived, and Possibilities of Technology Support
The Framework of Technologies Required to Support Knowledge Management and their Functionality
Connecting Islands of Data with a Knowledge Server
Nonaka‘s SECI Model and the Places where IT Support Fit in
Customer Valuation, Interactivity, and the Need for Relationship Management
Consistency of Interaction Across all Channels is Key
The Evolution of Knowledge-Oriented Business Processes
New Approaches to Customer Knowledge Management
The KCRM Strategic Framework
Stages of the Customer Relationship Management Process and Knowledge Intensity
Responding to Uncertainty – The Organization Design Options
Levitt‘s Diamond: The Interaction of Social Forces in an Organization
Organization Design Parameters
Matching Management Style and Organizational Model
Thorn – A Realigned Strategy
Using CSFs to Generate the Business Vision
Positioning an Organization‘s Approach to Strategic Systems Planning
The IT Strategic Grid Distinguishes Levels of System Criticality
Technology Impact on Competitive Forces
The Interaction of Strategic Elements in an Organization
The Potential Impact of IT on Transformation
The Emphasis of IT Management Has to Change
Traditional Approaches to System Design are Technically Focused
Traditional Approaches to System Design Allow Little Scope for User Input
Assessing the Business and Technical Contribution of Applications
The IS Responsibility Matrix
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