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Dynegy Inc. (NYSE: DYN), based in Houston, Texas, United States, is a large owner and operator of power plants and a player in the natural gas liquids and coal business. The corporate headquarters are in Suite 5800 in the Wells Fargo Plaza at 1000 Louisiana Street in Downtown Houston.[4]
Once known as "The Natural Gas Clearinghouse," Dynegy adopted the "New Economy" branding in 1998, after which the company structured itself in a manner similar to Enron, launching several business ventures, including an online trading platform and broadband communications services, which could be misconstrued of those of its larger rival.
The company was dubbed the "king of coal" by the National Environmental Trust.
President
Bruce Williamson
Director
Victor Grijalva
Director
Howard Sheppard
Director
William Trubeck
Director
David Biegler
Lead Director
Patricia Hammick
CFO
Holli Nichols
Administration & Legal
KB
Sales & Market Analytics
Charles Cook
Operations
LL
Since the handling of paperwork in offices is such an important and oftentimes repetitive task, there are many shelving and folder systems and equipment on the market to help you handle them better. In turn, you and your employees may benefit from a better organized office, and in turn gain efficiency and productivity in the workplace. Think about how many times someone asks where a document or folder is located. If you have several places to look for one piece of paper, too much time is spent thinking about where to look, without even beginning such a dreaded task, and waste of time.
While it may take some time and patience to completely reconfigure your filing system, the benefits of completing such a task are rewarding. Being organized and knowing where to find an item gives you more time during the day to complete tasks that make you stand out in the crowd. Sure, the employee who locates that missing or wandering document is praised, but the one who actually completes the task that the document was needed for succeeds far beyond the rest.
Physical Design
The physical design of an organization has two dimensions which are influencing the overall structure. These dimensions are: (1) the qualities of the organization's physical space and the atmosphere created by the space; and (2) the arrangement of units within that space.
Most organizations are formed around an existing physical design, as when social clubs are designed to fit into the existing physical characteristics of a church or community center. A church with a large population of young families, for instance, will probably establish groups oriented toward children or toward giving support to parents. Similarly, a community center with such recreational facilities as a swimming pool and tennis courts will create groups that can use those facilities; another center, with gymnastics equipment, will form groups interested in that sport.
Once known as "The Natural Gas Clearinghouse," Dynegy adopted the "New Economy" branding in 1998, after which the company structured itself in a manner similar to Enron, launching several business ventures, including an online trading platform and broadband communications services, which could be misconstrued of those of its larger rival.
The company was dubbed the "king of coal" by the National Environmental Trust.
President
Bruce Williamson
Director
Victor Grijalva
Director
Howard Sheppard
Director
William Trubeck
Director
David Biegler
Lead Director
Patricia Hammick
CFO
Holli Nichols
Administration & Legal
KB
Sales & Market Analytics
Charles Cook
Operations
LL
Since the handling of paperwork in offices is such an important and oftentimes repetitive task, there are many shelving and folder systems and equipment on the market to help you handle them better. In turn, you and your employees may benefit from a better organized office, and in turn gain efficiency and productivity in the workplace. Think about how many times someone asks where a document or folder is located. If you have several places to look for one piece of paper, too much time is spent thinking about where to look, without even beginning such a dreaded task, and waste of time.
While it may take some time and patience to completely reconfigure your filing system, the benefits of completing such a task are rewarding. Being organized and knowing where to find an item gives you more time during the day to complete tasks that make you stand out in the crowd. Sure, the employee who locates that missing or wandering document is praised, but the one who actually completes the task that the document was needed for succeeds far beyond the rest.
Physical Design
The physical design of an organization has two dimensions which are influencing the overall structure. These dimensions are: (1) the qualities of the organization's physical space and the atmosphere created by the space; and (2) the arrangement of units within that space.
Most organizations are formed around an existing physical design, as when social clubs are designed to fit into the existing physical characteristics of a church or community center. A church with a large population of young families, for instance, will probably establish groups oriented toward children or toward giving support to parents. Similarly, a community center with such recreational facilities as a swimming pool and tennis courts will create groups that can use those facilities; another center, with gymnastics equipment, will form groups interested in that sport.
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