This PPT slide, part of the 33-slide Cash Flow and Cost Reduction Guide PowerPoint presentation, outlines the initial step in an organizational design project, emphasizing the importance of understanding the nature of the proposed initiative. It highlights several potential project types, such as forming a new organization, merging existing entities, disposing of parts of an organization, or transforming current structures. Each of these activities carries its own implications for how the project will be approached and managed.

The slide also categorizes various organizational design projects based on complexity and ease of implementation. It presents a matrix that distinguishes between projects of medium and high complexity, with examples illustrating the types of changes involved. For instance, medium complexity projects might include process changes within a division, while high complexity projects could involve large system implementations or the integration of acquired organizations.

This framework serves as a guide for executives to assess the scope and challenges of their organizational design efforts. Understanding where a project falls on this spectrum can help in resource allocation, risk management, and strategic planning. The clarity provided by this structure is crucial for decision-making, ensuring that leaders can effectively navigate the complexities of organizational change.

Potential customers should recognize the value of this analysis in framing their organizational design initiatives, as it lays the groundwork for a more informed and strategic approach to transformation.

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