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DaimlerChrysler

Table of Contents
Introduction 3
Organizational Size, Life-cycle and Control 3
Organizational Structure 7
Cross-functional teams 9
Recent Product Innovations 10
Innovation Process 11
Conclusion 14
References 15

Introduction

In 1998, the merger between US-based Chrysler German-based Daimler Mercedes formed the company known today as DaimlerChrysler. The merger caused rapid growth as well as numerous challenges that the company still needs to overcome. Currently, the organization is in the elaboration phase of organizational growth, marked by the need for revitalization, more efficient decision making, and reducing redundancies in the organizational hierarchy. As it faces merciless competition of the automotive industry, the company is implementing structural changes geared towards making the company more efficient in its day-to-day operations, and allowing it to produce innovative products, thus setting it apart from the competition.

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