A Study on Organizational Effectiveness in Textile Mills at Coimbatore

R. Rani Geetha Priyadarshini

Management and Labour Studies, 2005, vol. 30, issue 3, 224-235

Abstract: Effective organizations are vital for current turbulent business scenario. Organizations being purposive entities are established and managed so that certain needs of the stakeholders can be satisfied. Success or failure of an organization in satisfying these needs therefore would determine whether the organization would survive and prosper or stagnate and die. The Textile Industry in India has seen a complete cycle going through the peak as well as its downturn. Coimbatore having a significant place in this field has been also traveling through the same effect. This was the prime concern of the researcher to analyze the effectiveness of organizations in the textile industry. Private and public owned textile mills listed in SIMA were analyzed for various facets of effectiveness of organizations and compared for the variations in terms of the factors and examined for the reasons for the same.

Date: 2005
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