Organizational Analysis and Planning - Research Article from Encyclopedia of Management

This encyclopedia article consists of approximately 9 pages of information about Organizational Analysis and Planning.

Organizational Analysis and Planning - Research Article from Encyclopedia of Management

This encyclopedia article consists of approximately 9 pages of information about Organizational Analysis and Planning.
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Organizational analysis and planning focuses on cultivating and maintaining an efficient workforce through the design and structure of an organization, as well as the relationships and behavior of individuals within organizations. Specifically, organizational analysis is concerned with developing models and theories that accurately capture the functioning and development of organizations and that account for the ways in which organizations respond to and bring about changes. Organizational planning, on the other hand, involves designing an organization's structure and dividing up the responsibilities of an organization. The goals of organizational analysis and planning typically have been to determine the best way to view and organize a company in order to manage it successfully and to bring about greater efficiency.

Models of Organizational Analysis

One of the basic techniques of organizational analysis is modeling—developing models of organizations that delineate the way they function and...

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