F1 Team Case Study

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For F1 team, points and championship is the key criteria to measure whether they are successful or not. However, from a management perspective, there are following criteria to value the decision. 1. Operation performance. Whether this decision improve the operation performance or not will be the key criterion to evaluate it. Operation performance can be digitized. 2. Budget efficiency. How much you invest will not have corresponding return. To evaluate the budget efficiency will help the leadership to decide to choose which decision. For this special case, another criterion that also should be addressed here is the ability to continuous improvement. Some decision might solve the problems currently, but it is a toxicant that might ruin the …show more content…

Based on previous mentioned, the major disruptive change was the engine. A smaller and hybrid engines was required by FIA since the world topic “To reduce CO2 emissions”. It was a dramatic change. It was an industry problem. Red bull, Ferrari and Mercedes also had this problem. As this case points out: Teams had to develop new technologies, drivers had to adjust to new car dynamics, audiences had to appreciate potentially slower races, with quieter turbo engines. It could be a good choice to cooperate with other people when everyone has the common goal. According to the book, The Mastering Virtual Teams, action virtual teams could help these team to handle these change. Action team deals with immediate action, usually in an emergency situation. And They cross distance and organizational boundaries (Duarte & Snyder, 2006). Each team have they own strength and weakness. Team is a good way to remedy personal weaknesses and to amplify personal strengths. In a simple team, team member is people. In this situation, team member could be a …show more content…

For example, there are only 11 team in the F1 Championship. Some of them are pure race stables. From the budget chart, we can get know some of them are tiny. To adapt these changes could be a big challenge for them. Even though, one of the goal why set these changes was to out some of teams. However, if the challenge is too difficult, only three or four team survive after these changes. The F1 Championship will its value, and the reducing competition will slow the improvement of these survive teams. Things will go to another direction if they start aligning with other teams. Lotus F1 can align with Red Bull and other teams. They can share some foundation development for these disruptive changes. Through that, from one side, each team can save money on developing products and adapting new rules. From another side, they can keep the advantage development, which is the key that they win the

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