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xeze [42]
2 years ago
6

If you started your own company selling iphone applications, what organizational structure would you create? why?

Business
1 answer:
Sladkaya [172]2 years ago
8 0

I will create a combination of functional and project-based organizational structures.  I have selected the combination due to the following rationale.

  1. There are different types and categories of iPhone applications. So, the development of each application is a project. Accordingly, competent professionals will be used and they will move from one project to another project.
  2. Selling of applications as well as taking care of HR operational aspects of the business will require people with expertise in these functional areas also. So, getting good sales as well as HR retention is the top priority for the business.
  3. A combination of these two structures will create a mix of back end and front end without any departmental inclination. So, the company will succeed.

Opting for other structures will either focus on applications or sales. But, it will be ineffective as sales will not happen without applications and applications alone cannot generate good sales without proper marketing.

Besides, there can be role confusion and conflict of interest with other organizational structure such as line only or staff only structures. Even, the selection of project-only or functional-only organizational structures will create problems and employee turnover will also increase.

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