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Title: Case Study: (X) Corporation's Organizational Restructuring
Description: the provided case study can be considered appropriate for a college-level or advanced business management course. The content and complexity of the case study require a good understanding of organizational structures, strategic planning, decision-making processes, talent management, and change management.

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Case Study: (X) Corporation's Organizational Restructuring

Overview: (X) Corporation is a multinational company operating in the
technology sector
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However, the decentralized structure of the organization has resulted in
several challenges, hindering the company's ability to achieve its
strategic goals effectively
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Challenges:
1
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For example, the marketing team would launch
campaigns without considering the input from the product
development team, resulting in misalignment and missed
opportunities
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2
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Decisions often required multiple layers of approvals,
leading to delays and missed opportunities
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3
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Departments operated
independently, limiting collaboration and knowledge sharing
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Talented individuals often left the organization seeking more
cohesive and supportive work environments
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Ineffective performance management: The existing performance
management system at (X) Corporation lacked transparency and
failed to incentivize high performance
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Additionally, the lack of
recognition and rewards for high performers further demotivated
employees
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Centralized Strategic Planning: (X) Corporation proposed the
establishment of a centralized strategic planning unit responsible
for setting overall goals and defining key performance indicators
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For example, when introducing a new product line, the strategic
planning unit would collaborate with product development,
marketing, and sales departments to ensure a cohesive and
coordinated launch
...
Cross-functional Teams: To promote collaboration and knowledge
sharing, (X) Corporation planned to create cross-functional teams
responsible for executing key initiatives
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For instance, a cross-functional
team consisting of representatives from product development,
marketing, and customer service would collaborate to improve the
customer experience by addressing product feedback and
implementing effective support processes
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Streamlined Decision-Making: To address the slow decisionmaking processes, (X) Corporation aimed to streamline decisionmaking by empowering lower-level managers with decision-making
authority and reducing bureaucracy
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For example, the implementation of a digital project
management platform would enable faster collaboration and

decision-making by providing real-time updates, facilitating
discussions, and enabling remote participation
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Talent Development and Engagement: (X) Corporation recognized
the importance of investing in talent development and engagement
to address the retention challenges
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Additionally, (X)
Corporation planned to revamp the performance management
system to provide clear expectations, regular feedback, and
rewards for high performers
...

5
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The company aimed
to develop a comprehensive communication plan that would
ensure all employees understood the rationale behind the
restructuring and their role in the new organizational structure
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Moreover, managers and leaders would be trained in
change management techniques to support employees throughout
the process and address any concerns or resistance
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Improved coordination and efficiency: The establishment of a
centralized strategic planning unit and the formation of crossfunctional teams would enhance coordination and communication
within (X) Corporation
...
For example, cross-functional teams would facilitate
seamless collaboration between departments, leading to faster
product launches and improved customer experiences
...
Faster decision-making: The streamlining of decision-making
processes, empowered lower-level managers, and the use of

technology would enable (X) Corporation to respond quickly to
market changes and customer demands
...
For instance,
empowered managers would have the authority to make decisions
related to their respective areas of responsibility, reducing delays
and improving responsiveness
...
Enhanced talent retention: The emphasis on talent development
and engagement would address the retention challenges within (X)
Corporation
...

This, in turn, would foster a culture of collaboration and knowledge
sharing, improving employee satisfaction and reducing turnover
...

4
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Clear expectations, regular
feedback, and rewards for high performers would create a culture
of excellence and drive overall performance within (X) Corporation
...

Conclusion: Through the proposed organizational restructuring, (X)
Corporation aims to overcome the challenges associated with its
decentralized structure and achieve better alignment, coordination, and
agility
...
The centralized strategic planning unit, cross-functional
teams, streamlined decision-making processes, talent development
initiatives, and effective communication and change management would
collectively enable (X) Corporation to achieve its strategic goals while
fostering a collaborative and engaged workforce
Title: Case Study: (X) Corporation's Organizational Restructuring
Description: the provided case study can be considered appropriate for a college-level or advanced business management course. The content and complexity of the case study require a good understanding of organizational structures, strategic planning, decision-making processes, talent management, and change management.