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adhocracy::noun | Spocien Dictionary
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| Type of | organisation, organization |
the choice between bureaucracy and adhocracy represents a common dilemma.
the need for informational flexibility can lead to adhocracy.
Examples of adhocracy
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Adhocracy is a type of organization that operates in opposite fashion to a bureaucracy.
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For many workers, an adhocracy is a comeuppance.
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Adhocracy cultures are creative and innovative.
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Adhocracy, functional leadership models, and reengineering were all attempts to detect and remove administrative incompetence.
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Unlike any other sport and most other pursuits, baseball has an adhocracy that ferrets through books of baseball history looking for errors with the intensity of biblical scholars.
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As the evidence will show, while Wikipedia's governance shows elements common to many traditional governance models, it appears to be closest to the organizational structure known as adhocracy.
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- An organization with little or no structure; "the choice between bureaucracy and adhocracy represents a common dilemma"; "the need for informational flexibility can lead to adhocracy"
- Adhocracy is a type of organization that operates in opposite fashion to a bureaucracy. The term was first popularized in 1970 by Alvin TofflerBob Travica, New Organizational Designs: Information Aspects, Ablex/Greenwood, 1999, ISBN 1567504035, , and has since become often used in the theory of ...
- A non-bureaucratic networked organization. "This form is already common in organizations such as law firms, consulting companies and research universities. ...
- A department with little to no process or organisational ability
- A selectively decentralized form of organization that emphasizes the support staff and mutual adjustment among people.
- A type of organization design which is temporary, adaptive and creative, in contrast with bureaucracy, which tends to be permanent, rule-driven and inflexible.
