n the mid of 80s of the last century many companies began experiencing the problems with managing the control over the production. Just like those companies, Johnson and Johnson was utilizing the old system of business management that in 1982 nearly had brought the company to its break down. J&J was relying onto the main four success factors, among which were: size role clarity, control and specialization However very soon the corporation had realized that there was a need to consider a new set of the factors, such as: speed, flexibility, integration and innovation.