Hello Chot,
I agree with your point of view. Come to think of it, every organization has a flavor of centralized and decentralized. Companies such as Toyota, in dealing with manufacturing of cars, there is a centralized process in terms of processing the assembly line. With regards to dealership, each dealership would have the autonomy to do their marketing strategies to meet its dealership goals.
To cite an example wherein decentralization may not work would be third world, developing countries wherein the ruler is a dictator. The citizens are most likely not as educated as what they may have been deserving to sound off their ideas but rather receive orders or face the consequence of their lives perish.
Filipinos during the ex- President Ferdinand Marcus experienced such consequences during the Martial Law regime when the orders of the president were defied.
I agree with your point of view. Come to think of it, every organization has a flavor of centralized and decentralized. Companies such as Toyota, in dealing with manufacturing of cars, there is a centralized process in terms of processing the assembly line. With regards to dealership, each dealership would have the autonomy to do their marketing strategies to meet its dealership goals.
To cite an example wherein decentralization may not work would be third world, developing countries wherein the ruler is a dictator. The citizens are most likely not as educated as what they may have been deserving to sound off their ideas but rather receive orders or face the consequence of their lives perish.
Filipinos during the ex- President Ferdinand Marcus experienced such consequences during the Martial Law regime when the orders of the president were defied.
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