THE ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE, ITS ORIENTATION, AND THE ABILITY TO SATISFY CUSTOMERS' NEEDS
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This article summarizes the main observations made by scholars of organizational structure, market orientation, and the way in which the product innovation process is carried out. It seeks to provide a perspective on how to integrate these elements to effectively and timely meet changing customer needs, resulting in benefits for the company that initiates such an initiative.
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