Strategy and Structure¶
Chandler, A. D. (1962). Strategy and Structure: Chapters in the History of the Industrial Enterprise. MIT Press.
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- Layered Coordination & Oversight
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- Layered Coordination & Oversight is the structural-governance principle that large systems are organized into multiple tiers of authority, each responsible for tasks at its own scope, with higher tiers providing strategic alignment, resource allocation, conflict resolution, and oversight over lower tiers while refraining from routine decisions within lower-tier competence
This sourceHistorical analysis of multidivisional firms (DuPont, GM, Sears, Standard Oil): documents how separating strategy (top tier) from operations (middle) and execution (bottom) enabled scale and tier-level autonomy.
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