Matrix structures tend to:
A)focus technical specialists on their specialist knowledge rather than the goals of serving clients and creating marketable products.
B)prevent employees in a particular specialization from sharing knowledge with each other.
C)require less coordination than functional or pure divisional structures.
D)do all of these things.
E)do none of these things.

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Matrix structures are designed to enhance flexibility, communication, and collaboration across different specializations, focusing on serving clients and creating marketable products. They encourage knowledge sharing and require more coordination than functional or pure divisional structures.

Matrix Structures Tend To