Centralization vs Decentralization

[@MasterKaro168]

Those two types of org have each advantage and disadvantage, it must apply by different type of company, centralization is suitable for manufactury or facility, but decentraliazation is suitable for inovation or creation company, such as IT industrial.

[@alexanderlyon]

Thank you for your thoughtful comment. I think you are essentially correct in that the typical breakdown is centralized for manufacturing and decentralized for knowledge-driven companies. I would add that some manufacturing, like the John Deere Company, moved to a decentralized model of manufacturing and became much more successful. In the USA, they are the #1 brand in farm equipment since moving to a decentralized approach. Also, many knowledge-driven companies (e.g., IT, engineering, etc.) still often follow a centralized structure even though a decentralized arrangement might work better for them. In other words, while we generally associate centralized and decentralized structures with their typical industries, this is not because of actual effectiveness or natural fit to those industries. These are just choices that people have made often out of historical precedent. Again, thank you for your comment.

[@myselfkaur6904]

Communication Coach Alex Lyon Yh I also think it is a choice made on the basis of objectives n rules of a particular company or organisation,, in it's got influenced by a number of factors: like, what kind of decision are to taken; how much competent are the heads at upper n lower levels; what kind of responsibility it entails; being some of these influential factors...

[@alishaj4294]

I’ve been trying to find an explanation to these two terms for a few days. This explanation was perfect! Thanks so much

[@kidaniels8199]

Not only did I learn something new but in reading the posts I learned more...thank you all

[@alexanderlyon]

Yes, the comments are great. Thanks for getting involved.

[@rayonlogisticsinvestment3432]

Wao! I like this season, Centralization is appropriate for small scale organization/company as it is cost effective but once it expand a more decentralized system would be the ideal. Thank you so much.

[@2012sweetheart]

im going through an HR class and this video really helped me understand better

[@positivedevelopement4lifem848]

Very well explained. I fall more in the Decentralization

[@alexanderlyon]

Me too.

[@JohnJohn-fq5bl]

I like how you explain. You are better than my teacher 👨‍🏫

[@venustape2153]

Thank you for explaining the assembly line method between centralized and decentralized model versions. Tightly coupled and loosely coupled system made me think of a train.

[@alexanderlyon]

Glad it was helpful!

[@trinathmishra8121]

centralization is good for those types of organizations where there is very less creativity and which does not involve general people, like oil and mineral extraction, internet and electric connections..on the other hand decentralization is good for organization requiring innovation and creativity and which directly affects the general masses, like health, technology, media

[@alexanderlyon]

I see your point. Some manufacturing companies, however, now use a more decentralized approach too. Thank you for your comment.

[@trinathmishra8121]

@@alexanderlyon yeah actually today most companies adopt a mixed management

[@bleyzseekr1996]

However, decentralization is better if servers are situated far away. This is aimed to be solved by StrongNode edge. Go check their site if you wanna learn more.

[@philippahlbrand9580]

I fall more in the decentralization as it does provide more of the team work within a company than just top down communication with the power in one hands. I do agree to @Karo Lin to the fitting of the types per industry - especially that decentralization works in IT.

[@dr.vrushaliwagh1682]

Excellent informative and wonderful discussion on "Centralization vs Decentralization". Thank you sir.

[@ogajunior8327]

Both are efficient depending on the kind of organisation. I've experienced working on both systems and from what I've learned so far, decentralised is a bit greater than a Centralised system. I can remember when I was working in a centralised organisation we have issues with both production and sales. We weren't making good sales on daily basis and we were so devastated wanting to make a difference by doing what we believe will help but we couldn't and even couldn't communicate that to the top. It was an issue that took us time to solve. Compare to decentralised, since departments can make certain decisions solving problems is not that much of a big challenge and is also solved on time.

[@dr.bhartisehta8443]

Centrifugal and centripetal tendencies of power..well discussed.

[@dr.srigourikosuri6208]

Excellent informative and wonderful discussion on "Centralization vs Decentralization".

[@DS-cb3rx]

Thank you so very much i really didn't know how to differentiate centralisation from decentralisation and here you nailed it for me.

[@alexanderlyon]

You're welcome, David. I'm glad it was helpful.

[@kaliswaransomasekar3891]

wonderful talk about "Centralization vs Decentralization".

[@diannemabalocayetuna4086]

Thank you for sharing such knowledge. It was short, yet well-explained.

[@CovTomass]

Great video, plenty of super educational points, thank you! For me, im a big fan of decentralised services - i use uniswap for token swap, synapse for bridging and foxify for futures & daily trading. No need for CEX!

[@angelmertr]

Preparing for my report, and this is so helpful to me. Well explained.

[@alexanderlyon]

Glad it was helpful, Angelmer.

[@alexanderlyon]

What is your opinion about each design?

[@shawnruby7011]

This says 3 days ago, did you come back in time? I like decentralized but I think centralized has good points. I'm not sure when it induces a system to switch between one or the other, specifically regarding your example given, I guess that's the question between Pure Democracy vs Republicanism. I suppose a centralized system can only be established over one major point and everything else must be decentralized. Maybe the larger the system is the more major points it can hold and the system won't collapse. For instance a corporation's major point is to make money. That involves adapting the cultural norms they are in. When they try and push other outer cultural norms they place themselves on two pillars. That's a structural view, I know there are views based on risk analysis but I think they meet at the end. What do you think is an optimal time to switch between the two systems?

[@alexanderlyon]

Thanks for posting. Yes, I must have time traveled! lol. I prefer a decentralized system but it really depends upon the type of work being done and the situation the organization faces. Same thing with timing of a switch from one to another. I think it depends on what the situation is. In a crisis, for example, even the most decentralized system must very quickly take on some centralized features in terms of leadership to get through the crisis.

[@kishorwagh1166]

Excellent informative and Wonderful discussion on Centralization vs Decentralization Thank you Sir

[@luisalmeida1391]

Thank you very much for this video, Alex. I believe political (de-)centralization isn't such a different concept...

[@sucharitapramanick4213]

wonderful discussion on "Centralization vs Decentralization"

[@Adelaide_96]

And thank somuch..this is well explained and i finally understood the different btween the terms after long tym of struggling.

[@emman_iman]

Love ur teaching...really helpful

[@amitdholakia2467]

Excellent talk on centralization versus decentralization

[@hasnainshabbir1500]

Hi, would you like to share any study that talks about "Political Party Systems with reference to Centralized and Decentralized Party Systems".

[@cheezyrich419]

Centralization is common to high school students who do business studies. It’s interesting to know about decentralization too since I for instance see it to be an effective way of managing a business. It also has its demerits though.

[@khushbeerdhaliwal3931]

Short, relevant and to the point.

[@Daniel-xz5ls]

Decentralization is the fundamental of an individual's existence.

[@addu_world]

Very informative lecture with nice explanation.Thank you.

[@anweshabhattacharya8808]

Nicely explained on Centralization vs Decentralization.

[@avinashkudva8592]

Informative session on Centralization vs Decentralization

[@irani1500]

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[@drishyad6237]

Excellent talk on centralization and decentralization..

[@AliraValesquez]

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[@dr.hemanginipatel1590]

Centralization vs Decentralization , very nicely explained

[@brittanyfinch8597]

I think decentralized sounds like a healthier work place where people like they are contributing more and what they implement matters, but I am more accustomed to the Centralized way, which is not always a bad thing.

[@alexanderlyon]

Great. Thanks for your point of view. Makes sense to me.

[@charleneswinton1350]

Great explanation My job is more decentralized which I prefer.

[@alexanderlyon]

I prefer that, too, Charlene. Gives us a bit more freedom to work.

[@ijayita]

Well explanatory speech on Centralization vs Decentralization.

[@oldriverfarm]

I am a member of Sociocracy for All and am implementing this in the non profit sector where command and control is broken.

[@drtaraknathchattopadhyay1776]

Nice discussion on ' Centralization vs Decentralization.

[@AlejandraMartinez-zk3zy]

I worked for a hospital in the billing department. Is this the case of decentralization?

[@pavlinka.p]

decentralized, like the AU, CAN, EU, and possibly ENG (before brexit).... perhaps both are needed, perhaps depending on the job titles, companies, subjects... but I think that decentralization is much better than being punitive and being unheard as an employee.

[@darshanpatel660]

Nice talk on Centralization and Decentralization.

[@mohlsl3274]

Very Nice video!, I think that the real islamic system ( the one that existed at the time of prophet , not the fake political one that we live now in arabic countries especially) is a perfect mixture of advantages of both centralization and decentralization. It has a highly strong,flexible reference of Quran and sunna which can be applied to any place and time to make laws and rules ,and according to these references the president must work and listen to his consultants and choose the best choice (which is called shura) which does not contradict with these references.

[@gbenitez6312]

I work for an organization that is transitioning from centralization to descentralization and I have seen a lot of abuse from managers with more power and authority. I would like to hear how to avoid this.

[@nandlalahir6309]

Nice video on centralization v/s decentralization of the organization

[@Terabyte1011]

what do they mean when they say,train the sales staff at their regional offices,,centralised or decentralised

[@shafikaabdulrahim2252]

Thank you for the explanation ☺

[@anguseverett5930]

my goat right here

[@brandywallace6843]

Very good break down!! Thank you.

[@madhushreemukherjee1255]

Good talk on Centralization vs Decentralization.

[@hendercn]

Great and easy to follow video.

[@harshavagadia149]

Nice session on centralisation vs decentralisation.

[@MelonCapital]

I guess decentralization would be more prominent in a business that is M&A focused and expands over multiple industry's great vid by the way! well explained you earned a new sub :)

[@AVIJITDAS-ty4ki]

Thank you sir, very interesting and teachable session.

[@bishnukumarbarudi7196]

Nice information about centralisation and decentralisation

[@ridipkhanikar6200]

Nice presentation. Helpful video

[@emmanuelacquahjnr1640]

Very good explanation 👍👌

[@goutampahari4820]

Well explained Centralization vs Decentralization.

[@raghavendraawad9514]

Hi Coach, can you provide some literatures or research papers based on this topic? Regarding Production or in Manufacturing Industry (centralization and Decentralization)? It would be really helpful.

[@alexanderlyon]

I appreciate the question but I don't do that type of research for people. I recommend starting on Google Scholar to look up articles. Or, if you're a student, your school's library. Good luck on your research.

[@WeallMaharashtra]

Nice Guidance on Centralization vs Decentralization

[@JayPatel-ds1xp]

Thank you for informative talk. It will help me.

[@dr.vijaypatil848]

Very nice informative video thank you sir

[@bhawanamanekar46]

Nice discussion on centralization vs decentralization.

[@arinachua3446]

thank you lecturer , It helps a lot

[@alexanderlyon]

Thank you, Arina. Glad it was a helpful video. :-)

[@arinachua3446]

Thank you sir , I study this before my exam , it really helps a lot . Appreciate.

[@arinachua3446]

You`re welcome Alex , I like your video so much is

[@clarencemoyah6882]

question im trying to open a online classified advertising service do you think it could be called centralization ??

[@alexanderlyon]

It all depends on how you set it up. It sounds like it's up to you.

[@nelsonpagaddujr.9720]

Can i ask . Is dencentralization is more likely with federalism form of government? Or not?

[@luciamwamba1465]

thank for the info you've helped me

[@alexanderlyon]

No problem!

[@parthmalik3004]

can decentralized companies also be closed or not?

[@jigneshraval9673]

Excellent Information Shared, Thanks

[@rantuhazarika5407]

Thank you for this informative video.

[@boparai5529]

Thank you this video is very helpful for me

[@alexanderlyon]

You're very welcome. Glad it was helpful.

[@dr.navnitjadav5048]

Good talk on centralisation and decentralisation.

[@hasinasikdar8783]

Excellent session..thank you

[@prathvisingh8288]

Very nicely explained

[@dr.shuvojitmondal2503]

Very well explained.

[@dr.ankitkumarjpatel1971]

Excellent presentation

[@dr.amalendusamanta]

Centralisation and decentralization nicely explained

[@anishdoecusat]

Informative video on Centralization vs Decentralization Dr. Anish Kumar M S

[@abrahamcharles8895]

Thanks for the lessons! i have these questions. If the CEO despite having a good supporting team, is finding it difficulty keeping up with the many decisions of importance in the company and the company decides to reorganize into segments which will be headed by managing directors. 1. What decision areas might reasonably be retained at the company head office? 2. and what decision areas should be transferred to the new managing directors if such a reorganization is to achieve its objectives? anyone with idea please!!!!!

[@alexanderlyon]

This is an interesting questions but I don't think I could answer it in a message like this. It would really involve spending a lot of time reflecting on each issue, responsibility, etc. and then prioritizing.

[@balrajmachnoor1351]

Good information on Centralisation & Decentralization

[@akhilaakhi2479]

Supper class😊😊

[@renutyagi1642]

Thanku....so much sir .....the explanation is very good..

[@alexanderlyon]

Most welcome. Renu.

[@leesuann464]

Decentralization are more suit or IT industry. I am working in IT industry although i am not the IT professional but just a finance in the organization. In the organization, the decentralization able let all department managers to learn and communicate each other with their professional skill knowledge. For example, IT manager able to know that how many cost for the services per headcount and others; and for sales department, they can gather the information with finance department and know the profit or margin for the certain product or services. When all managers meeting, there will be easy to make decision to solve the internal and external matters and time consuming will shorten[group decision making] which i think that is important to IT industry as the Information & Technology are keep improving from time to time. So I prefer decentralization.

[@alexanderlyon]

Good example, Lee. Thanks for sharing.

[@ArjunKumar12396]

How to check anybody app centralised and decentralized

[@mobarakhossen2704]

Tnx a lot... But which is best for a country or govt system or in an organisation??

[@alexanderlyon]

This is a common question. However, there is no one-and-only best way to organize. It depends upon too many factors to say which is the best. That said, I personally prefer to work in a decentralized organization for the advantages of innovation, creativity, and collaboration. If a company prioritizes those values, then decentralization is the way to go. But, there are many other factors to consider and these decisions must be made on a case-by-case basis.

[@dipankardas46]

informative lecture about Centralization vs Decentralization

[@V.PRIYAVADHANA]

Informative session on "Centralization vs Decentralization".

[@dr.sandeeproysarkar5287]

Insightful lecture.

[@clintonmachila2499]

Kindly provide the logic behind centralized organization structure...I have enjoyed but I still category ask to highlight the above area. Thanks

[@heena23prajapati]

Wonderful session.

[@AllimardanBhadurkhan-w2b]

Very nicely put thank you

[@dr.sandeeproysarkar5287]

Insight ful lecture.

[@RohitSharma-uf3hs]

Thank you for the information sir.

[@rajneeshgupta5200]

good presentation on centralized vs. decentralized structure

[@rupanbaro5849]

Informative talk.

[@verynicemeghana4075]

creativity and which directly affects the general masses, like health, technology, media

[@yawenyang1927]

I prefer decentralized system which seems more flexible. My company is kind of fit the decentralized model, different teams, can participate in the decision making more or less. But the communication within this system in my company's case doesn’t go well, too much noise in there, making the whole communication become spotty and inefficient.

[@alexanderlyon]

I prefer decentralized as well. It doesn't solve all communication problems but it is better (in my view) than centralization.

[@yawenyang1927]

Thank you :)

[@alexanderlyon]

You're welcome. :-)

[@cykachu9720]

You helped me with my homework thanks

[@alexanderlyon]

Great. Happy to hear it helped. :-)