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Question : Case Study 25: Citywide Services

Transitioning to a divisional structure could help Citywide Services with:

 

Option 1: Reducing duplication of resources

Option 2: Increasing centralized authority

Option 3: Fostering cross-department communication

Option 4: Minimizing customer interactions


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Answer (1)
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Correct Answer: Reducing duplication of resources


Solution : The correct answer is (a) Reducing duplication of resources

Transitioning to a divisional structure could help Citywide Services with reducing duplication of resources. In a divisional structure, each division operates somewhat independently, focusing on its specific functions or services. This can minimize the redundancy and duplication of resources that might occur when multiple departments or units are providing similar services. Each division can optimize its resources and processes to meet its unique goals and requirements, ultimately leading to more efficient resource allocation across the organization.

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