CIMA E1 - Mintzberg's Organisational Components
In this short video you'll learn all about Mintzberg's organisational components. This is a key part of the CIMA E1 syllabus, as well as being an important topic for anyone interested in learning about businesses in general. In this video we take you through Mintzberg's organisational components model, explaining all you need to know about the different elements that make up the typical business structure: Strategic apex Techno-structure Support staff Middle line Operational core ... If you found this video useful, then Anthony Williams (Astranti's E-pillar expert) has a wealth of knowledge regarding the 2019 syllabus, which he has shared with you across our range of CIMA E1 tuition videos. Find out more about our full CIMA E1 range at: https://www.astranti.com/cima/operati... ... For more related videos, check out the Astranti CIMA YouTube channel and hit subscribe: / astranticima

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