Indeed, the fear of this is what elicits the direct control of major new investments, which is what often discourages ambitious innovation. Finally, the divisionalized form does not solve the problem of adaptability of machine bureaucracy, it merely deflects it. Whe vision goes sour, all that headquarters seems able agement (as an independent to do is change the man rd of directors would do) or divest it. From s ciety's point of view, the problem remains. Finally, from a social perspective, the divisional ized form raises a num ber of serious issues. By en- abling organizations to grow very large, it leads to the concentration of a great deal of economic pow. er in a few hands. And there is some evidence that it sometimes encourages that power to be used ir responsibly.