What is the main organizational model of enterprise innovation in the industrial age?

The main organizational mode of enterprise innovation in the industrial era is internal integration.

The production characteristics of enterprises in the industrial age are large quantity, few varieties and standardized products.

In the industrial age, enterprise management focuses on improving labor productivity, how to allocate manpower, financial resources and material resources scientifically and reasonably, and aims at reducing costs and economies of scale. Managers regard enterprises or other organizations as a closed institution.

Enterprise management in the industrial age is to solve problems in a closed state. For example, Taylor's scientific management starts with standardized management and quota management to improve labor productivity.

Changes of enterprise innovation in the information age;

1, vertical integration to supply chain transformation

The internal management of enterprises has changed to supply chain management, and suppliers have become supply chains, reducing transaction costs and saving liquidity.

2, integrated enterprise management to virtual enterprise management.

The form of integrated enterprises has changed to virtual decentralization, and a virtual management model based on information platform has emerged. It is characterized by unified brand, unified price, unified product and unified marketing strategy.

3. Collaborative management

The emergence of digital products and networks makes product design and manufacturing collaborative. Therefore, collaborative management appeared.