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Sharon Moura

Three Steps to Tackling Organization Design in M&A 

A handshake signals a successful merger and acquisition.

Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) are complex endeavors that require meticulousplanning and execution. Among the myriad considerations, organization design standsout as a critical factor that can determine the success or failure of the integration. Forbusiness leaders, CHROs, organization design professionals, and M&A teams,understanding the intricacies of organization design during M&A is essential. This blogpost outlines a three-step approach Three Steps to Tackling Organization Design in M&A 

Key Considerations for Organization Design in M&A 

Hurdler jumps over barrier

Learn how to address common M&A hurdles and unlock the full potential of your merger or acquisition.

Understanding the Role of Organization Design in M&A

Two railroad tracks merging into one, used as a metaphor for a business merger.

Truly understanding the role of organization design in M&A can help us ensure a successful integration and maximize the value of the M&A process.

Four Transformative Influences of AI on the Organization

Learn how artificial intelligence changing organization design by redefining work, reshaping collaboration and reimagining leadership.

Four Steps For Designing an Effective Business Operating System

A good business operating system works like a set of finely tuned gears to support your organization's objectives

Learn how to design a business operating system that aligns with your organization’s strategy and helps address critical performance levers.

A Winning Partner Ecosystem Starts with Organizational Alignment

Organizational implications of digital transformation – Partner Ecosystems

Building partner ecosystems – and aligning organizations to maximize their success – can be a valuable tool in today’s changing marketplace.

Confusing a Collaboration Culture with a Consensus Culture

Collaboration, not consensus, is the key to delivering results.

Many organizations believe they have a culture of collaboration when they are actually operating within a consensus culture. The distinction is critical as collaboration – not consensus – is the key that enables high-performing teams to deliver top results.

Design Thinking: 4 Ways to Embed Empathy Into Organization Design

Organization design team members embed empathy using design thinking techniques.

Using design thinking techniques such as interviews, persona profiles, empathy exercises and storytelling will allow teams to design an organization that meets their customers’ needs.