Organizations: New Concepts for New Forms

Following a decade of declining productivity and failed organizations, many U.S. companies in the eighties have been forced to rethink their competitive approaches. This search is producing a new organizational form—a unique combination of strategy, structure, and management processes that the autho...

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Published in:California management review 1986-04, Vol.28 (3), p.62-73
Main Authors: Miles, Raymond E., Snow, Charles C.
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Automotive industries
Building engineers
Business structures
Business units
Change
Changes
Competition
Conceptual development
Consumer goods industries
Corporate reorganization
Electrical appliances industry
Industrial efficiency
Industrial market
Industrial policy
Industrial production
Information systems
Information technology
Organization theory
Organizational structure
Productivity
Prospecting
Prototypes
Service industries
Steel industry
Strategic planning
STRATEGY & ORGANIZATION
Theory
Trends
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