Organizing for global competitiveness
the Asia-Pacific regional design.
by Robert J. Kramer
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This report is the first in a series that will explore major organizational formats. It discusses the geographic-based structure and describes some of the ways it can help corporations compete effectively.
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Competition, Competition, International, Corporations, Headquarters, Industrial organization, International Competition, International business enterprises, Management, Matrix organization, Organizational effectiveness, Subsidiary corporations, Industrial management, Organization, DesignPlaces
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Includes bibliographical references.
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"A research report."
"One important challenge is organization design. This, our fifth report in a series dealing with the corporate organization, demonstrates there is no single 'best way' to organize for business activity in this complex region. Moreover, flexibility is a critical design attribute as no format is immune to the effects of the area's rapidly changing commercial and economic conditions"--P. 6.
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