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Organization Theory Study Set 1
Quiz 11: Innovation and Change
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Question 61
True/False
The ambidextrous approach brings together participants from all parts of the organization in an off-site setting to discuss problems or opportunities and plan for change.
Question 62
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Employee inputs may be sought, but top managers have the responsibility to direct the change.
Question 63
Essay
Explain the horizontal coordination model as it relates to new product development.
Question 64
Essay
Give two examples of organizations that have switched structures to maintain an ambidextrous approach.
Question 65
True/False
Idea champions can also be referred to as advocates, intrapreneurs, or change agents.
Question 66
True/False
O.D. uses knowledge and techniques from the behavioral sciences.
Question 67
Essay
List and discuss each of the elements for successful change. Diagram the sequence of the elements.
Question 68
True/False
Exploration means encouraging creativity and developing new ideas, whereas exploitation means implementing those ideas to produce routine products.
Question 69
True/False
Apple was named by BusinessWeek as the number one most innovative company in the world.
Question 70
Short Answer
What is a venture team?
Question 71
Essay
Describe the operations of venture teams or action teams. Why are they particularly important to large organizations? Give an example.
Question 72
True/False
In the dual-core approach, change is facilitated in the management core by a mechanistic structure and in the technical core by an organic structure.
Question 73
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Culture change is particularly easy because people change their attitudes and beliefs easily.
Question 74
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Leaders who have taken their companies through major successful transformations often have one thing in common: they focus on formulating and articulating a compelling vision and strategy that will guide the change process.