Question
In which situations is divisional organisation structure more suitable?

Answer

The divisional organisation structure is suitable in the following situations:
  1. Where the number of main products is more than one.
  2. Where different manufacturing technologies and marketing methods are required.
  3. Where the size of the concern is large enough.

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