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Centralization and Decentralization

Contents Centralization Prerequisites of decentralization Types of decentralization Factors determining the extent of centralization Advantages of centralization and decentralization Distinction between delegation and decentralization Decentralization and performance evaluation Marketing decision to decentralize Case study: Ford’s Global strategy

What is centralization? Admin. Officer Senior Manager Finance Executive Asst. Manager Executive Director Oper- ations Manager Finance Manager Centralization means reservation of authority at central point within the organization. In centralization, control and decision-making reside at the top levels of management

Applications of Centralized Structures Small businesses often operate in a centralized manner simply because of the smaller size of their workforces A small business owner may be the only manager in the entire company, with all other employees reporting directly to the owner. Organizational designs can change as small companies grow, however Example A trucking company is an example of a company with a centralized organizational design Trucking company managers make all operational decisions, sending information to individual drivers through dispatchers

What is decentralization? Decentralized organizations grant decision making authority to the managers of subunits. Most firms are neither totally centralized nor totally decentralized

Applications of Decentralized Structures Franchise organizations are good examples of a decentralized structure. Product development and marketing decisions are taken by top management of franchise companies. The franchise owners are given full independence in running their individual stores. Staffing decisions, working hours and compensation are decided by the franchise owners. Example Companies with a wide geographical reach also can benefit from a decentralized structure

Centralization and decentralization tendencies Complete centralization (no organization structure) Complete decentralization (no organization structure) Authority delegated Authority not delegated

Centralization and decentralization More centralizationMore decentralization Environment is stableEnvironment is complex, uncertain Lower-level managers are not as capable or experience at making decisions as upper-level managers Lower-level managers are capable and experience at making decisions Lower-level managers do not want to have a say in decisions Lower-level managers want a voice in decisions Decisions are significantDecisions are relatively minor Organization is facing a crisis or the risk of company failure Corporate culture is open to allowing managers to have a say in what happens Company is largeCompany is geographically dispersed Effective implementation of company strategies depend on managers’ retaining say over what happens Effective implementation of company strategies depends on managers having involvement and flexibility to make decisions

The structure of Centralization and decentralization Decentralized approach Bottom-to-top approach Centralized approach Top-to-bottom approach Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4

The advantages decentralization over centralization In decentralized organization the burden of Chief Executive is reduced, who has the entire burden of decision making in centralized organization. When an organization grows, it becomes complex and becomes a challenge for top executives. These challenges can be easily faced in decentralized organization. Decentralization avoids red-tapism in making decisions as it places responsibility for decision-making as near as possible to the place where action takes place When authority is decentralized the subordinates get opportunities of taking initiative to develop managerial talents

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