Hi all,

I have to prepare a research project on "Beyond the Boxes" in the organizational structure of a manufacturing firm. Please let me know what approach to follow and what exactly is expected in this?

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Astha

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Hi astha could you be more specific what is that expected from this project depending on your inputs the professionals over here could give you better feed
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I am also not very sure what is being expected from it. I need some knowledge on this to specify the scope of my research and project. I want to know from the experts here what they mean from this statement "Beyond the Boxes". After having an understanding of this, I'll be able to be more specific.

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Astha

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Hello Astha,

"Beyond The Boxes" means to do the work in a completely different method instead of doing it in a prescribed manner. But for this, you need to understand what is exactly expected. Maybe you need to talk to seniors in that company.

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Hi Astha Arora,

Thank you for reaching out. I can certainly assist you in creating a questionnaire for senior individuals to help them understand the expectations and identify the issues within the current structure.

If you could provide more specific details or areas you would like to focus on, I can tailor the questions to address those aspects effectively.

Looking forward to your input.

Best regards,
[Your Name]

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Beyond Boxes and Lines

Organizational DNA

When times get tough in a bureaucracy, the first thing to change is often the organizational chart. Titles, divisions, and reporting structures inevitably shift from one box to another. The organizational chart, though, is only a model – a static representation of a structure that gives little indication of how work actually gets done.

Organizational structure is certainly important, but it is only one component of what Booz Allen Hamilton veterans Gary L. Neilson and Bruce A. Pasternack call "organizational DNA." In their book Results: Keep What's Good, Fix What’s Wrong, and Unlock Great Performance, they identify four organizational building blocks:

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NASA - Beyond Boxes and Lines: Organizational DNA <link updated to site home> ( Search On Cite | Search On Google )

Pl see also Chapter 4 "Beyond Boxes and Lines" in the book

Shockproof: How to Hardwire Your Business for Lasting Success

(Print ISBN: 978-0-470-87254-3

Web ISBN: 0-470872-54-3)

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