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Hi, could you please explain the boundary-less organizational structure: hollow, modular and virtual?
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Hollow: all non-core operations are outsourced (accounting, HR, legal) leaving the company to concentrate on core activities.
Modular: This is a manufacturing business where work is done outside of the company by different suppliers. Each supplier produces a specific piece of the final product. When all the pieces are done, the organization then assembles the final product.
Virtual: A virtual organisation is one which operates primarily through electronic communications. Staff work together remotely, with little or no dependence on physical premises. Instead, communications take place through media such as emails, e-conferencing, extranet and intranet.
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Thanks a lot for the explanation!
Could you please explain the POPIT Model and Stages of the Business change lifecycle. Its ver Urgent .
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Is this in the syllabus or the notes?
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jemma
Yes in both. If you do Ctrl+F in the notes you can find terms.
In P3 notes? Just did a find and couldnt in the ot notes!
