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Question : Case Study 4: Global Innovations

Global Innovations, a technology company, is adopting a matrix structure to better manage its diverse operations.

Question:

One challenge of the matrix structure for Global Innovations is:

 

Option 1: Limited collaboration

Option 2: Centralized decision-making

Option 3: Role clarity

Option 4: Streamlined communication


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Answer (1)
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Correct Answer: Limited collaboration


Solution : The correct answer is (a) Limited collaboration

In a matrix structure, employees often have dual reporting relationships (to both functional and project managers), which can sometimes create confusion and hinder collaboration. The balance of power and authority between functional and project managers can lead to conflicts and challenges in effectively working together and collaborating across the organization.

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