Rohan, a sole proprietor was running a food catering business in North Delhi. The business was quite successful. Due to excess demand in the market, he expanded his business and separated departments as a purchase, production, finance, and marketing. Which type of organisational structure should he adopt?

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Rohan should adopt the functional structure.

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