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Les structures organisationnelles bousculées par les nouvelles pratiques de management?

Nathalie Greenan and Emmanuelle Walkowiak

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Abstract: This article examines the link between the diffusion of new managerial practices and the internal organizational structure of firms. The authors draw on quantitative data from the COI-TIC 2006 survey on a representative sample of some 14,000 private-sector firms with at least ten employees. The managerial practices considered concern quality management, resource and lead-time management, and collective work. Organizational structures are described in terms of their hierarchical structure and the distribution of spheres of responsibility among the relevant stakeholder categories in the firm. The authors show that between 2003 and 2006, French firms evolved little from the point of view of their use of management tools or their internal organizational structure. On the other hand, those that did evolve in respect of their use of management tools were also those that had changed their organizational structure. This article furthermore has a descriptive interest, for it shows recent tendencies in firms' managerial strategies and organizational structures, offering sectoral comparisons between the manufacturing and the service sectors that have received little attention from scholars until now.

Keywords: Organisational structures; managerial practices; management tools; survey on organisational change and computerisation; Structure organisationnelle; pratique de managériales; outil de gestion; enquête changements organisationnels et informatisation; COI (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2010
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Published in Réseaux : communication, technologie, société, 2010, 28 (162), pp.73-100. ⟨10.3917/res.162.0073⟩

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DOI: 10.3917/res.162.0073

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