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4.3.6. Network Structure
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What does network structure refer to?
Hint
Think about how companies manage tasks.
- 2.
What is outsourcing?
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Consider how businesses handle various tasks.
- 3.
What defines a network structure?
- A company with all functions managed internally
- A structure where functions are outsourced
- A traditional hierarchical model
Hint
Think about how companies manage their resources.
- 4.
True or False: A key benefit of network structures is increased oversight of all functions.
- True
- False
Hint
Reflect on who is handling what in a network.
- 5.
Analyze a company that successfully implemented a network structure and discuss the key results it achieved.
Hint
Consider the dynamics of the company's projects and collaborations.
- 6.
Propose measures a company can take to mitigate risks associated with outsourcing.
Hint
Focus on the balance of control and flexibility.
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