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Book:
Principle-based Organizational Structure
List of Case Studies
- A CEO Who Has Applied the Principles of Structure
- Combining Invention and Operations: Airline
- Combining Sales and Coordination: Higher Education
- Process Owners
- The CFO Who Mandates Others' Budgets
- Customer Service Held Accountable for Resolving Incidents
- Mandating "How" Instead of "What"
- Customer-centric Structure
- Vague Domains -- IT Infrastructure versus Enterprise Architecture
- Gaps -- Layers of Engineering
- The Evils of Roles and Responsibilities
- Structure by Clients' Business Processes
- The Governance and Client Liaison Group
- Combining Invention and Operations: IT
- Combining Invention and Operations: Corporate Acquisitions
- Benefits of Separating Purpose-specific Solutions from Components
- Process-centric Groups
- Safety Group that's Accountable for Safety
- Managers as Client Liaisons
- Decentralization: Manufacturing Plants
- Decentralization: Design Engineering
- Decentralization: IT
- Plan-Build-Run
- New Versus Old
- Quick Versus Slow (Bi-modal)
- The Pool
- Holacracy: Disempowerment of Management
- Good Reasons for the Wrong Basis for Substructure: Sales by Product Type
- The PMO that Manages Projects
- Chief Compliance Officer Accountable for Compliance
- What Not to Do to Improve Teamwork
- Silo Organization: Manufacturing Plants and Scheduling
- Transformational Benefits
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