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- Mgt 330 · Week 2
This document discusses the structural configuration for multiproduct, multiservice companies, using Tyco International Ltd as a case study. It covers different types of organizational structures and their suitability for conglomerates. It is for Week 2 of the Mgt 330 course.
What's inside
- Structural configuration for multiproduct, multiservice companies
- Comparison of organizational structures
- Tyco International Ltd case study
- Management planning and strategic goals
- Operational and contingency planning
Who it is for: Students taking the Mgt 330 course, Week 2. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Management planning for conglomerates focuses on how large companies with diverse products and services structure themselves. Students learn about different structural configurations and their applications.
Structural Configurations
Structural configurations for multiproduct and multiservice companies are discussed. Students compare functional and divisional structures with other types of organizational structures.
Tyco International's Structure
Tyco International's management structure is described. Students learn about Tyco's goals and how its management teams operate.
Strategic Planning
Strategic planning processes are outlined. Students see how Tyco's board of directors approves and implements strategic plans.
Different Types of Planning
Different types of planning are explained. Students learn about tactical, operational and contingency planning.
Key terms
- Functional structure
- An organizational structure where employees are grouped by their specializations.
- Divisional structure
- An organizational structure where employees are grouped by product or service.
- Tactical planning
- Planning that breaks down strategic goals into smaller, achievable steps.
- Operational planning
- Planning that focuses on the day-to-day operations and production of a company.
- Contingency planning
- Planning that provides backup plans in case of system failures or errors.
- Strategic planning
- Planning that sets long-term goals and directions for a company.
Questions this document helps with
- What are the main types of organizational structures for conglomerates?
- How does Tyco International organize its management teams?
- What steps does Tyco's board of directors take in strategic planning?
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