Several factors determine the type of organizational structure that a company uses: revenues, number of employees, diversity of products, types of customers and geographical spread. Smaller companies ...

Project managers must have an excellent grasp of organizational structure. The effectiveness of a project manager depends on how well he understands the relationships of a project to the ...

The governance bells are tolling for corporate, non-corporate, not for profit, governmental, and other organizations. Investor and stakeholder demands, ...

A common question that gets brought up in our work with CEO peer groups is how organizations should be structured in order to achieve the best results. The issue CEOs struggle with is how to put ...

Regardless of whether they operate in corporate, non-profit or academic settings, boards usually serve in one of three capacities: oversight, advisory or audit. While many associate boards with ...

When getting started, a key responsibility of many small business owners is handling the organization’s human resources responsibilities. It will, however, likely become too much of a burden as you ...

Who’s in charge where? To whom do I report? Who is responsible and for what? All are questions that must be answered in any organization. And the best and clearest way to do that is with an ...

The B2B marketing world is so excited about ABM's potential, that we sometimes overlook a basic business maxim: Structure follows strategy. Many marketing organizations lack the organizational ...