Should Structure Follow Strategy?

What comes first: strategy or structure?
Aditi
According to me, every organisation does follow certain rules and regulations in a disciplined manner. Therefore, structure normally follows strategy. We can say, strategy and structure are co-related and are interdependent.

Structure follows Strategy. But Often too Slowly...
Jaap de Jonge, Management Consultant, Netherlands
A frequent problem with structure following (changes in) strategy is that often this happens too slowly. Because of inertia, unwillingness and many other motives to resist change. You can witness quite often that an organizational crisis and turnaround management are needed to finally make the organizational structure change happen.

Speed of Changes of Structures
Mariano Talanchuk, HR Consultant, Argentina, Member
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Structure versus Strategy
trent hosen, Trinidad and Tobago, Member
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Structure and Strategy
Nathan Caswell, Business Consultant, United States, Member
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Without Strategy There's no Need for Structure
Onyangore Peter Ogendi, Teacher, Kenya, Member
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Should Structure Follow Strategy?
Ramon Reyes, Saudi Arabia, Member
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Strategy or Structure First ⇒ How can we Build Flexible Organization Structures?
Charles P. Keith, Management Consultant, United States, Member
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Structure and Strategy
rajat baisya, Professor, India, Member
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Does Structure Follow Strategy?
Robert Gerth, Project Manager, Sweden, Member
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Does Structure Follow Strategy or Does Strategy Follow Structure
david suirara, Student (MBA), Solomon Islands, Member
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