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3 years ago

A company that is organized by both product and function is using ________ organization.

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A company that is organized by both product and function is using matrix organization. To give you a better understanding of what a matrix organization is all about- it is a company structure, by the name itself, "matrix" or the use of the grid in reporting relationships. This is basically represented with the use of matrix or grid and not the traditional hierarchy in most companies. An employee must have two reporting relationships to both the product and function manager or department.

Dmitriy789 [7]3 years ago

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The answer is matrix.

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