Shreyskar runs a locks manufacturing factory. He wants to expand his business. For this he wanted to enter into the manufacturing of locks for cars as an ancillary company. By doing this his company will be able to provide many products to car manufacturers.
Which type of organisational structure will he choose for his factory and why ? State any five advantages of this organisational structure.

Sahil was always interested in fashion and has also completed his studies from NIFT, the leading fashion institute of the country. He was an outstanding student at the institute and had a lot of job offers from many export houses. But he decided to open his own company by the name of 'Stripes and Checks' to manufacture premium shirts at affordable prices. Since, he believes in specialisation, he decides that his company will have the following departments, production, marketing, finance and personal. (i) Name the type of organisational structure Sahil is following. (ii) State any two advantages and three disad vantages of this organisation structure

A company is manufacturing televisions, refrigerators, air conditioners, washing machines and stoves using different productive resources. Suggest a suitable organisational structure for the company and explain any three advantages and disadvantages, each of this structure.