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Management: Organizational Design and Change Management

Course Status: Released
Course Language: English
Course Duration: 5 Hours
Deployment Options: Online, Interactive CDs, Network, Downloads, Intranet

Audience
Managers, prospective managers, and any other employees seeking advanced competency in the area of management
Prerequisites
A basic understanding of the management function
Course Aim
To introduce the learner to the organizing process and to organization change
Learning Objectives
Group jobs, using the accepted bases.
Define job design.
Explain how job specialization evolved.
Define departmentalization.
Distinguish between tall and flat structures.
Describe how authority is delegated.
Define and discuss interdependence.
Discuss organizational design.
Discuss the relationship between organizational design and strategy.
Discuss organizational change.
Define reengineering and explain why it is needed.
Define organizational development.
Topics Covered
Organizing Jobs
- Basic elements of organizing
- Designing jobs
- Grouping jobs
- Hands-on: Using functional departmentalization
Organizing Structures
- Reporting relationships
- Distributing authority
- Coordinating and differentiating
Organizational Design
- Universal perspectives on organizational design
- Situational influences on organizational design
- Hands-on: Mechanistic and organic companies
- The basic forms of organizational design
- Contemporary issues in organizational design
Organizational Change
- The nature of organizational change
- Managing change
- Areas of change
Techniques of Organizational Change
- Reengineering defined
- Hands-on: Reengineering in practice
- DecisionPath: Re-engineering
- Organization development
- Innovation

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