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Sport organization theoryBY (NAME OF THE STUDENTNAME OF THE UNIVERSITY)
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Introduction This report will critically analyze a sports organization named the Australian Grand prix Corporation. The report will conduct a situational analysis of the Australian Grand prix Corporation to identify the organizational theories, structures, goals and effectiveness.
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Sports organization or notThe Australian Grand prix Corporation is a sports organization as it responsible for conducting different Grand prix in Australia
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Uniqueness about sport and its effect on Australian Grand Prix CorporationThe sport industry is unique in nature and as stated by Smith and Stewart, (2010) there are ten unique features of sports which is the reason that management of sports activities will require specific management tools. The most unique feature is the development of irrational passion among the viewers regarding their respective teams, sports and respective athletes. The significance of sports is greater when taking activities such as outcomes, success and celebrating achievements is considered. A sport is an experience which drives other activities that develop from this basic feeling.
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Distinction between organizational theory and organizational behaviourAs stated by Doherty, (2013), organizational theory includes the organizational structure and designs which is used for increasing the productivity and efficiency of the organizational processes in order to achieve the goals and objectives of the stakeholders.On the other hand, Slack, (1993) states, organizational behaviour deals with human interaction networks, where there is interaction among people within a group that is analyzed to identify its cause and effect.
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Critical thinking and Interdisciplinary approachesThe ability to think clearly and rationally to develop judgements about beliefs and actions is known as critical thinking. Interdisciplinary approach is integration and use of analytical methods from multiple academic areas for examining an issue, question, topic or theme.
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Goals of Australian Grand Prix Corporation and its importance To provide Melbourne and Victoria with motor sport events of highest quality and international levelTo negotiate and enter into different agreements so that Australian Grand prix Corporation can conduct Formula One events by abiding with the rules and regulationsTo facilitate in improving the popularity of motorcycle and Formula One events by undertaking actions in the field of management and promotionTo develop a motor racing circuit in the Albert park which will support the activities of the Formula One eventsTo take necessary actions for different aspects of management such as financial, commercial and conduct aspects for all the Formula One events hosted by the Australian Grand prix CorporationTake consent from the minister for hosting and entering into events of different motor sports in order to promote motor sports into the societyComplying to all the rules and regulations under the AGP Act
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Resolving competing goals The competing goals defines the conflicting goals within the organization where the goals set by one of the team is countered the goals set by another team.
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