Samuel Deep’s Classification Scheme
According to Samuel Deep Organisations can be differentiated according to
- Their structure (Line & Staff functional protect types)
- The concentration of authority (Centralised & De centralised organisations)
- According to their objectives.
- According to their degree of formality.
Classification according to their Objectives:
For Profit Organisation:
The organisations provide goods & services at a profit. Companies, Partnership firms, Sole proprietorship firm are organised along these lines are they generate profit for survival & continuance in the market.
Government Organisations:
The Organisations satisfy the public need for order and provide a means for people to exercise some measures of control over their environment. Eg. Are central state govt. Undertakings, township organisations etc.
Protective Organisations:
They shield citizens form danger police, military services etc.
Service Organisations:
They act in the interest of the general public without always receiving payment in full of services rendered (voluntary organisations, consumer business etc.)
Political Organisations:
They seek to influence legislation by electing a member of their group to public, office, (Political Parties, groups & associations)
Religious Organisations:
They provide for spiritual needs of members and try to enlist, nonbelievers in to their told (churches, sects, orders etc.)
Social Organisations:
They satisfy the needs of persons to make friendships & to have contact with others who have compatible interests (clubs, teams).
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By: Management Duniya
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