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    Organisational

    Behaviour
    STRUCTURE OF A
    SYSTEM MODEL
    2

    AGENDA
    Overview
    Components of a system model
    Characteristics
    3

    OVERVIEW
    This model views the organization as a complex system of
    interrelated and interdependent parts, including individuals,
    teams, departments, and external stakeholders. Success
    depends on the harmonious interaction of all these parts. In
    a system model, the organization is considered an open
    system.

    The essence of the system model lies in synergy —


    the idea that the collective output of the system is greater
    than the sum of its parts. This interconnectedness means
    that a change in one component can have a ripple effect
    throughout the entire organization.
    4

    COMPONENTS OF THE MODEL


    •Individuals: Every •Processes: These are the methods

    employee, with their unique and workflows through which tasks

    skills, personality, and are accomplished and goals are

    motivations, forms the achieved

    basic unit of the system. successfully.

    •Environment: The external factors


    •Groups: Individuals come
    that influence an organization’s
    together to form groups
    functioning, such as market trends,
    and teams, which are the
    regulations, and competition.
    building blocks of
    organizational structure.
    5

    FEW CHARACTERISTICS INCLUDE -


    • Holistic View: Considers the organization as a
    whole, including external factors.
    • Interdependence: Focus on the interrelatedness
    of different organizational components.
    • Adaptability: Emphasizes the need for flexibility
    and adaptability.
    6

    REFERENCES
    • Models Of Organizational Behaviour- Definition, Types & Theories
    • The System Model in Organizational Behavior: A Holistic View of Organizational Dy
    namics: B A Hub
    • System Model of Organizational Behaviour - My Organizational Behaviour
    THANK YOU
    Laasya S, III B
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