AMF (D): The Decentralization of AMF Bow...
Colley, John L., S...
AMF (D): The Decentralization of AMF Bowling
OM-0640 | Published April 10, 1989 | 10 pages Case
Collection: Darden School of Business
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Once short-term cash flow has improved (see OM-0637, OM-0638, and OM-0639), management at AMF is able to focus on long-term strategy. Four distinct technologies within the company suggest decentralization. This case covers the rationale for decentralization and the costs involved. Students must decide whether the decentralization is a good long-term strategy.
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