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This report will be discussing the organisational structure of one of the most popular public listed companies in the world, Samsung. The report is designed to critically analyse the organisational structure and discuss the key elements of the organizational structure as well as the advantages and disadvantages of the company’s structure. 

organizational structure | Samsung

   

Organisational structure (1005SSL)

   Added on 2022-02-04

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Due: 21/02/2020

1005SSL: Organising For
Business

Student ID: 9426078
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Table of Contents

1.0 Introduction & Company Background
Page 2
2.0 Organisational Structure
Page 3
3.0 Key Elements of the organisational structure
Page 4
4.0 Advantages & Disadvantages of a
Divisional Structure

Page 4

4.1 Advantages of a Divisional Structure
Page 4
4.2 Disadvantages of a Divisional Structure
Page 4
5.0 Conclusion and Recommendations
Page 5
6.0 References
Page 6
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1.0 Introduction & Company Background

This report will be discussing the organisational structure of one of the most
popular public listed companies in the world, Samsung. The report is designed
to critically analyse the organisational structure and discuss the key elements of
the organizational structure as well as the advantages and disadvantages of the
company’s structure.

Samsung was founded by Lee Byung-chul on March 1st, 1938 in Seoul, South
Korea. It was first launched as a trading company before becoming a
multinational conglomerate company. Samsung Electronics Co Ltd is one
subsidiary of the Samsung Group and is the 13th largest public listed company
in the world according to (Forbes, 2020). Samsung’s main competitor is Apple.
Apple is relatively known for their production of the iPhone and computers
such as the iMac and MacBook.

Samsung Electronics was first established as Samsung Electric industries in
1969 and was called so until Samsung Electric and Samsung Semiconductor
decided to merge as one in 1988 which resulted in the renaming and was later
called Samsung Electronics. Samsung Electronics have sale networks and
assembly plants in 80 different countries including the USA, South Korea and
the UK. They currently employ over 300,000 people worldwide. It is the biggest
manufacture for semiconductors and consumer electronics by revenue and had a
market capitalisation of $325.9M in June 2018. Samsung Electronics participate
in the production and marketing of computer peripherals and electronics.
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