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1 vertical organization
Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > vertical organization
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3 vertical organization
Военный термин: вертикальная организация, организация по вертикали -
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• вертикална организацияEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > vertical organization
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сущ. вертикальная организация fEnglish-Russian project management dictionary > vertical organization
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организация по вертикали, вертикальная организация -
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n TOOLS vertikale Organisation fDictionary English-German Informatics > vertical organization
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['vɜːtɪkl] 1. 2.nome verticale f.* * *['və:tikəl](standing straight up at right angles to the earth's surface, or to a horizontal plane or line; upright: The hillside looked almost vertical.) verticale* * *vertical /ˈvɜ:tɪkl/A a.(geom., astron., mecc., ecc.) verticale: the vertical axis, l'asse verticale; vertical line, linea verticale; vertical angles, angoli al vertice; vertical plane, piano verticale; vertical engine, motore verticaleB n.(geom.) linea (o piano) verticale; verticale: The tower inclines at about 4 degrees from the vertical, la torre è inclinata di circa 4 gradi rispetto alla verticale● vertical blinds, tende a bande verticali □ (econ.) a vertical organization, un'organizzazione (a struttura) verticale □ (astron.) vertical circle, circolo verticale □ (econ.) vertical combination, concentrazione verticale □ vertical drop, dislivello, strapiombo; ( sci) dislivello ( della pista) □ vertical fin, (zool.) pinna verticale; (aeron.) piano fisso verticale □ (econ.) vertical integration, integrazione verticale □ ( atletica) vertical jump, salto in alto □ (econ.) vertical merger, fusione verticale □ (econ., org. az.) vertical organization chart, organigramma verticale □ (aeron.) vertical rudder, timone di direzione □ (comput., TV) vertical scanner, scanner verticale □ (aeron.) vertical takeoff, decollo verticale □ (aeron.) vertical takeoff and landing (abbr. VTOL), decollo e atterraggio verticali □ (mecc.) vertical turret lathe, tornio verticale □ off the vertical, giù di squadro.* * *['vɜːtɪkl] 1. 2.nome verticale f. -
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организация; часть; соединение; учреждение; оборудование ( местности) -
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vertical ['vɜ:tɪkəl]∎ a vertical cliff une falaise à pic ou qui s'élève à la verticale;∎ a vertical line une ligne verticale;∎ a vertical drop une descente ou une pente verticale2 nounverticale f;∎ out of the vertical écarté de la verticale, hors d'aplomb►► Geometry vertical angles angles mpl de pointe;Astronomy vertical circle vertical m;Finance vertical equity équité f verticale;American vertical file (cabinet) = casier des documents qui ne font pas partie de la collection permanente d'une bibliothèque; (documents) = documents qui ne font pas partie de la collection permanente d'une bibliothèque;Television vertical hold bouton m de commande de synchronisme vertical;Commerce vertical integration intégration f verticale;Computing vertical justification justification f verticale;Finance vertical spread écart m vertical;vertical takeoff décollage m vertical;vertical takeoff aircraft avion m à décollage vertical;vertical takeoff and landing (system) décollage m et atterrissage m vertical;American vertical union confédération f syndicale -
12 organization structure
Gen Mgtthe form of an organization that is evident in the way divisions, departments, functions, and people link together and interact. Organization structure reveals vertical operational responsibilities, and horizontal linkages, and may be represented by an organization chart. The complexity of an organization’s structure is often proportional to its size and its geographic dispersal. The traditional organization structure for many businesses in the 20th century was the bureaucracy, originally defined by Max Weber. More recent forms include the flat, network, matrix, and virtual organizations. These forms have become more prevalent during the last decades of the 20th century as a result of the trend toward restructuring and downsizing and developments in telecommunications technology. According to Harold J. Leavitt, organization structure is inextricably linked to the technology and people who perform the tasks. Charles Handy has shown that it is also directly linked to corporate culture. -
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Gen Mgta graphic illustration of an organization’s structure, showing hierarchical authority and relationships between departments and jobs. The horizontal dimension of an organization chart shows the nature of job function and responsibility and the vertical dimension shows how jobs are coordinated in reporting or authority relationships. Some charts include managers’ names, others only job titles. Organization charts are widely used to bring order and clarity to the way the organization is structured. Despite this, they reflect little of the way organizations actually work and can appear complex, especially in highly bureaucratic organizations. The first recorded organization chart was produced in the United States by David C. McCallum for the New York and Erie Railroad. -
14 organization hierarchy
Gen Mgtthe vertical layers of ranks of personnel within an organization, each layer subordinate to the one above it. Organization hierarchy is often shown in the form of an organization chart. An extended hierarchy is typical of a bureaucracy, but during the later 20th and early 21st centuries the layers of hierarchical positions within large organizations have often been reduced as part of downsizing exercises. These result in the shallow or nonexistent hierarchies of flexible, flat organizations within which there is greater employee empowerment and autonomy. -
15 vertical linkage analysis
Gen Mgta tool that enables analysis of the value chain in order to determine where opportunities for enhancing competitive advantage may lie. Vertical linkage analysis extends the value chain beyond the organization to incorporate the suppliers and users who are at either end of the chain. This maximizes the number of locations where value can be created for customers. Vertical linkage analysis incorporates three steps: working out the value chain for the industry and costing value-creating activities; determining cost drivers for each of these activities; and evaluating opportunities for competitive advantage.The ultimate business dictionary > vertical linkage analysis
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16 Vertical Flight Foundation
Non-profit-making organization: VFFУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > Vertical Flight Foundation
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19 matrix organization
Gen Mgtorganization by both vertical administrative functions, and horizontal tasks, areas, processes, or projects. Matrix organization originated in the 1960s and 1970s, particularly within the U.S. aerospace industry, when organization charts showing how the management of a given project would relate to senior management were often required to win government contracts. A two-dimensional matrix chart best illustrates the dual horizontal, and vertical, reporting relationships. Matrix organization is closely linked to matrix management. -
20 tall organization
Gen Mgtan organization structure with many levels of management. A tall organization contrasts with a flat organization, since it has an extended vertical structure with well-defined but long reporting lines. The number of different levels may cause communication problems and slow decision making. It is for this reason that many companies are converting to flatter structures more suited to the fast responses needed in a rapidly changing business environment.
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