Strategies for organization design : using the peopletecture model to improve collaboration and performance / Tiffany McDowell, PhD.

By: McDowell, Tiffany Lynne, 1977- [author.]
Language: English Publisher: Hoboken, New Jersey : John Wiley & Sons, Inc., [2023]Edition: First editionDescription: 1 online resource (xiii, 220 pages) : illustrationsContent type: text Media type: computer Carrier type: online resourceISBN: 9781394170968; 9781394320752; 1394320752; 9781394170975; 1394170971; 9781394170982; 139417098XSubject(s): Organizational change | Industrial management | Employee motivation | Psychology, IndustrialGenre/Form: Electronic books.LOC classification: HD58.8 | .M3314 2023Online resources: Full text is available at Wiley Online Library. Click here to view.
Contents:
Table of Contents Preface ix Chapter 1 Right Intentions, Wrong Focus 1 Chapter 2 Solving the Right Problem 9 Chapter 3 The Peopletecture Model 19 Chapter 4 Hierarchy 25 Chapter 5 Networks 37 Chapter 6 Hierarchy Versus Networks 59 Chapter 7 Measurement 65 Chapter 8 Membership 83 Chapter 9 Responsibility 97 Chapter 10 Teaming 111 Chapter 11 Purpose and Utility 121 Chapter 12 Peopletecture for Individuals and Managers 139 Chapter 13 Where Should You Start? 149 Chapter 14 Conclusion: What’s Next? 157 Appendix 169 References 179 Bibliography 193 About the Author 205 Acknowledgments 207 Index 209
Summary: "Today's organizations are unable to deal with rapid change nor to innovate consistently at scale. Worse, individuals are not engaged in their work, nor with the organizations to which they belong, a sad fact that is costing billions in lost productivity. Strategies for Organization Design is novel collision between applied management and psychology, between network science and behavioral economics to solves organizational challenges with practical solutions that can be immediately applied to invoke change. If you want to learn how to accelerate organizational transformation in a data driven, scientifically supported way, to make work more meaningful for all humans, then this book is for you"-- Provided by publisher.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Table of Contents
Preface ix

Chapter 1 Right Intentions, Wrong Focus 1

Chapter 2 Solving the Right Problem 9

Chapter 3 The Peopletecture Model 19

Chapter 4 Hierarchy 25

Chapter 5 Networks 37

Chapter 6 Hierarchy Versus Networks 59

Chapter 7 Measurement 65

Chapter 8 Membership 83

Chapter 9 Responsibility 97

Chapter 10 Teaming 111

Chapter 11 Purpose and Utility 121

Chapter 12 Peopletecture for Individuals and Managers 139

Chapter 13 Where Should You Start? 149

Chapter 14 Conclusion: What’s Next? 157

Appendix 169

References 179

Bibliography 193

About the Author 205

Acknowledgments 207

Index 209

"Today's organizations are unable to deal with rapid change nor to innovate consistently at scale. Worse, individuals are not engaged in their work, nor with the organizations to which they belong, a sad fact that is costing billions in lost productivity. Strategies for Organization Design is novel collision between applied management and psychology, between network science and behavioral economics to solves organizational challenges with practical solutions that can be immediately applied to invoke change. If you want to learn how to accelerate organizational transformation in a data driven, scientifically supported way, to make work more meaningful for all humans, then this book is for you"-- Provided by publisher.

About the Author
TIFFANY MCDOWELL, PHD, is a Principal at Ernst and Young, LLP. She has advised dozens of Fortune 500 CXOs on the topic of organization design, has published in academic journals and on innovations in the field of organizational design, and has taught the subject at multiple universities over the years. Tiffany is uniquely positioned to be the authority on this topic, having built one of the largest and most successful organization design practices in the world by bringing scientifically proven ideas together with a long and successful consulting career. She completed her BA in Psychology at the University of British Columbia, her MBA at Simon Fraser University and her PhD in Industrial Psychology at the California School of Professional Psychology.

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