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Creating an effective organizational chart for a new product development initiative involves several steps:
1. Identify the key roles: Determine the key roles that will be involved in the product development process. This could include roles such as project manager, product designer, marketing team, etc.
2. Define the hierarchy: Establish the hierarchy of the team. This will help in understanding who reports to whom and who is responsible for what.
3. Assign responsibilities: Clearly define the responsibilities of each role. This will help in avoiding confusion and ensuring that everyone knows what they are supposed to do.
4. Establish communication channels: Determine how information will flow within the team. This will ensure that everyone is on the same page and that there is no miscommunication.
5. Review and update: Regularly review and update the organizational chart as the product development process progresses. This will ensure that the chart remains relevant and useful.
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Dell had one of its best quarterly earnings reports ever in Q1 of 2022. Let's say you're a tech product company like Dell, and you're about to launch a new initiative. As the project manager, you'll be responsible to make the organizational charts that dictate the team roles and responsibilities on this new product development.You'll need to determine who will be involved across each step of the product development roadmap. For instance, when will the marketing team need to be looped back in after the initial product is created?
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