Organisational Effectiveness

The speed at which markets change and businesses evolve means that the structure of many organisations does not adequately reflect their needs.

Many businesses however have either failed to realise this or don’t really know how to fix it.

Design

Organisational design is far more than a box and wire diagram with names and reporting structure. An effective and efficient organisational design must marry together a number of key and complex elements. The processes and value streams must be fully understood, the matrix interaction to support functions must be clear. The flowdown of roles, responsibilities and accountabilities must be fully thought through both in terms of results and in terms of behaviours. The organisational control mechanics must then be layered in to ensure structured control is maintained.

Recommended

E² as standard recommend carrying out a review of an organisations design as part of every analysis. We find that this work allows the identification of areas where the organisation structure is not allowing business to perform optimally. This is important from an effectiveness perspective and it also exposes areas where efficiencies may be realised.

For a fuller conversation about how this may benifit your business please contact us directly.