Structural Flexibility Consists of

question 24

Multiple Choice

Structural flexibility consists of

• A) Static procedures to optimize the firm's performance when the level of throughput and the nature of throughput remain relatively stable over time
• B) Managerial capabilities for adapting the organization structure and its decision and communication processes, providing the firm with a capacity to respond to complex changes in the environment
• C) Dynamic capabilities for adapting the goals of the organization, providing the firm with a capacity to respond to unpredictable changes in the environment
• D) Routine capabilities based on present structures and goals of the organization, providing the firm with a capacity to respond to dynamic changes in the environment

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Definitions:

Addendum

A term often used in mechanical engineering to describe the radial distance between the pitch circle and the outermost point of a gear tooth.

Dedendum

The portion of a gear tooth that lies below the pitch circle, extending down to the root of the tooth.

Pitch Line

An imaginary line in the middle of the gear tooth's profile, where the teeth of two gears effectively mesh without slipping.

RoadRanger 18-speed Transmission

A specific model of manual transmission featuring 18 forward speeds, used primarily in heavy-duty commercial vehicles for optimized performance and versatility.