Create organizational design
How create organizational design are reshaped as AGI capability advances.
The bottom line
Roughly 85% of the work in Create organizational design is information-shaped — already within reach of AI delivery. The question here is not whether it shifts, but which tasks go first and who staffs the residual.
Why: Without seeded child occupations, this process is evaluated based on its PCF top-level category, 'Develop business strategy', and its description of formulating organizational designs and frameworks. Creating structural models and strategic frameworks is abstract, conceptual knowledge work reliant on data analysis, documentation, and modeling, placing it securely in the digital band.
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- Assess organizational implication of feasible alternatives
- Design the relationships between organizational units
- Develop role activity diagrams to assess hand-off activity
- Develop role analysis and activity diagrams for key processes
- Evaluate breadth and depth of organizational structure
- Migrate to new organization
- Perform job-specific roles mapping and value-added analyses
- Perform organization redesign workshops
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How the work flows
Trigger: A shift in business strategy, merger, or identified performance gap necessitates a restructuring of reporting lines and resource allocation.
- Assess current organizational structure and resource capabilities
- Identify structural gaps hindering strategic objectives
- Draft alternative organizational design models
- Define new reporting lines, spans of control, and departmental boundaries
- Map existing roles and personnel to the new framework
- Secure executive approval for the final organizational design
Outcome: A new organizational structure is approved and documented, complete with updated reporting hierarchies, departmental boundaries, and role mapping.