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»yno borervenInformation Technology EvolutionInformation for Decision Making and ControlOrganizational Decision-Making Systems • Feedback Control Mode Ebook Organization theory and design (10th edition): Part 2el •Management Control SystemsThe Level and Focus of Control SystemsOrganization Level: The Balanced Scorecard • Department Level: Behavior versus Outcome ControlAdding Strategic Value: strengthening Internal CoordinationIntranets • Web 2.0 Tools • Knowledge Management • EnterpriseResource PlanningA Ebook Organization theory and design (10th edition): Part 2dding Strategic Value: strengthening External CoordinationThe Integrated Enterprise • Customer RelationshipsE-Business Organization DesignIn-House DivEbook Organization theory and design (10th edition): Part 2
ision • Spin-Off • Strategic PartnershipIT Impact on Organization DesignDesign Essentials294Before reading this chapter, please circle your opinion be»yno borervenInformation Technology EvolutionInformation for Decision Making and ControlOrganizational Decision-Making Systems • Feedback Control Mode Ebook Organization theory and design (10th edition): Part 2y produce good results,1234STRONGLY AGREESTRONGLY DISAGREE 1STRONGLY AGREESTRONGLY DISAGREE 1Questions3 The best way for a large company to set up an Internet division Is to create a separate, free-standing unit, called a spin-off, because the unit will have the autonomy and flexibility to operate a Ebook Organization theory and design (10th edition): Part 2t Internet speed rather than being hampered by the larger organization’s rules and procedures.12345STRONGLY AGREESTRONGLY DISAGREEWood Flooring InternEbook Organization theory and design (10th edition): Part 2
ational (WFI), based in Delran, New Jersey, uses a sophisticated Internet-based system to manage every link of its supply chain, from vendors all the »yno borervenInformation Technology EvolutionInformation for Decision Making and ControlOrganizational Decision-Making Systems • Feedback Control Mode Ebook Organization theory and design (10th edition): Part 2e wood into floorboards, and sells the flooring to distributors. Whenever WFI takes an order, the vendor can see an update instantly on the website and adjust its production levels accordingly. The mills can also check real-time reports of their sales histories, check whether their shipments have ar Ebook Organization theory and design (10th edition): Part 2rived, and ensure that WFI’s accounting squares with their own.1 olive Garden, a restaurant chain, uses computerized systems to measure and control evEbook Organization theory and design (10th edition): Part 2
erything from bathroom cleanliness to food preparation time. And Memorial Health Services in Long Beach, California, uses medical identification cards»yno borervenInformation Technology EvolutionInformation for Decision Making and ControlOrganizational Decision-Making Systems • Feedback Control Mode Ebook Organization theory and design (10th edition): Part 2tient information, which means better care and fewer errors?As these examples illustrate, many organizations have been transformed by information technology (IT). Effectively using IT in knowledge-based firms such as consulting firm KPMG, Amcrex Energy, a brokerage firm specializing in energy resour Ebook Organization theory and design (10th edition): Part 2ces, and Business Wire, which provides business and corporate information, has long been fundamental. Today, IT has become a crucial factor helping coEbook Organization theory and design (10th edition): Part 2
mpanies in all industries maintain a competitive edge in the face of growing global competition and rising customer demands for speed, convenience, qu»yno borervenInformation Technology EvolutionInformation for Decision Making and ControlOrganizational Decision-Making Systems • Feedback Control Mode Ebook Organization theory and design (10th edition): Part 2on and control of the organization internally and with external partners and customers. Some organization theorists argue that IT is gradually replacing the traditional hierarchy in coordinating and controlling organizational activities.'Even fast-food franchisees are finding highly creative uses fo Ebook Organization theory and design (10th edition): Part 2r IT. If you’ve ever ordered a Big Mac at the McDonald’s off Interstate 55 near Cape Girardeau, Missouri, you probably had no idea that the order takeEbook Organization theory and design (10th edition): Part 2
r was located in a call center295Find more at www.downloadsllde.comPart 4 ---r------more than 900 miles away, in Colorado Springs, Colorado. A custome»yno borervenInformation Technology EvolutionInformation for Decision Making and ControlOrganizational Decision-Making Systems • Feedback Control Mode Ebook Organization theory and design (10th edition): Part 2n a business where time is money, shaving even 5 seconds off order processing rime makes a difference. The call center approach cuts order time in most restaurants that use it by 30 seconds to 1 minute, as well as improves the accuracy of orders.4Purpose of This ChapterManagers spend at least 80 per Ebook Organization theory and design (10th edition): Part 2cent of their time actively exchanging information. They need this information to hold the organization together. For example, the vertical and horizoEbook Organization theory and design (10th edition): Part 2
ntal information linkages described in chapter 3 are designed to provide managers with relevant information for decision making, coordination, evaluat»yno borervenInformation Technology EvolutionInformation for Decision Making and ControlOrganizational Decision-Making Systems • Feedback Control Mode Ebook Organization theory and design (10th edition): Part 2gers have and how they use it. Highly successful organizations today arc typically those that most effectively apply information technology.This chapter examines the evolution of IT. The chapter begins by looking at IT systems applied to organizational operations and then examines how IT IS used for Ebook Organization theory and design (10th edition): Part 2 decision making and control of the organization. The next sections consider how IT can add strategic value through the use of internal coordination aEbook Organization theory and design (10th edition): Part 2
pplications such as intranets, enterprise resource planning, and knowledge management systems, as well as applications for external coordination and c»yno borervenInformation Technology EvolutionInformation for Decision Making and ControlOrganizational Decision-Making Systems • Feedback Control Mode Ebook Organization theory and design (10th edition): Part 2n overview of how IT affects organization design and intcrorganizational relationships.INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY EVOLUTION»yno borervenInformation Technology EvolutionInformation for Decision Making and ControlOrganizational Decision-Making Systems • Feedback Control ModeGọi ngay
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