Mitzberg's Organizational Types

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The document discusses various frameworks and models related to organizational structure, design, effectiveness and change. It also talks about Mintzberg's organizational types and contingency frameworks.

According to the passage, Mintzberg proposed that the five parts could fit together in any type of organization. The five parts are the strategic apex, middle line, operational core, technostructure and support staff.

The passage defines an organizational goal as a desired state of affairs that an organization attempts to reach.

Mitzberg’s Organizational Types

 Mintzberg proposed that the five parts could fit together in


any type of organization
 In real-life organizations, the five parts are interrelated and
often serve more than one function
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Strategy Direction and Organization
Design

Organizational
goal - a desired
state of affairs
that an
organization
attempts to reach

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Approaches to Measuring
Organizational Effectiveness

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Four Approaches to
Effectiveness Values

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Horizontal Coordination and Linkages

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Framework for Assessing
Environmental Uncertainty

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Contingency Framework for Uncertainty and
Organizational Responses

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A Framework for
Interorganizational Relationships

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Three Mechanisms for
Institutional Adaptation

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Fitting Organization Structure to
International Advantages

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Flexible Manufacturing Technology
vs. Traditional Technologies

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Framework for Department Technologies

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Coordination for Interdependence

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Evolution of Organizational
Applications of Technology

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Major Perspectives of the
Balanced Scorecard

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Strategy Map for Performance Management

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Two Approaches to
Knowledge Management

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Organizational Life Cycle

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Three Organizational
Control Strategies

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Stages of Decline and the Widening
Performance Gap

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Characteristics of
Values-Based Leaders

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Successful Change Elements

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Horizontal Coordination
for Innovation

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Dual-Core Approach to
Organization Change

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The Change Curve

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Techniques for Change Implementation

1. Establish a sense of urgency for change


2. Establish a coalition to guide the change
3. Create a vision and strategy for change
4. Find an idea that fits the need
5. Develop plans to overcome resistance
6. Create change teams
7. Foster idea champions
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Techniques for Overcoming Resistance

1. Alignment with needs and goals of users


2. Communication and training
3. An environment with psychological safety
4. Participation and involvement
5. Forcing and coercion

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Constraints and Tradeoffs
During Nonprogrammed Decision Making

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Carnegie Model

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The Incremental Decision Model

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Contingency Framework for
Using Decision Models

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Strategic Contingencies That Influence Horizontal
Power among Departments

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