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=Functions= | =Functions= | ||
Organizational Functions | |||
*Recruit | *Recruit | ||
*Publicize | *Publicize | ||
* | *Fund-receive | ||
*Fund-distribute | *Fund-distribute | ||
Project Functions | |||
*Research | *Research | ||
*Develop | *Develop | ||
*Document | |||
*Produce-distribute | *Produce-distribute | ||
= | =Individual= | ||
Versatility | |||
Individuals should have at least basic proficiency for practically as much of the organization's task set. | |||
Benefits: | |||
*Organization can rapidly fill in functional positions | |||
*Organization can rapidly concentrate productivity for tasks | |||
=Decentralization= | |||
To what extent should organizational and project functions be decentralized for optimal results? | |||
Parameters of Optimal Results | |||
* | *High productive efficiency | ||
*High educational efficiency | |||
* | *Strong intrinsic incentivization | ||
* | *Strong organizational resilience |
Revision as of 04:34, 18 April 2012
Functions
Organizational Functions
- Recruit
- Publicize
- Fund-receive
- Fund-distribute
Project Functions
- Research
- Develop
- Document
- Produce-distribute
Individual
Versatility
Individuals should have at least basic proficiency for practically as much of the organization's task set.
Benefits:
- Organization can rapidly fill in functional positions
- Organization can rapidly concentrate productivity for tasks
Decentralization
To what extent should organizational and project functions be decentralized for optimal results?
Parameters of Optimal Results
- High productive efficiency
- High educational efficiency
- Strong intrinsic incentivization
- Strong organizational resilience