The responsibility of the corporate managers to monitor the performance of the division managers means that the multidivisional structure offers a higher level of control and creates incentives for the division managers to be more efficient and cooperate with other product divisions. Corporate oversight reduces the likelihood that division managers will increase their staffing unnecessarily or pursue new product initiatives that are inconsistent with the goals and objectives of the company as a whole. One of the duties of the corporate management team is to create processes and systems for objectively tracking and evaluating the profitability and overall performance of the product divisions in order to determine how additional capital should be invested and when remedial measures should be taken in order to address performance problems and inefficiencies. For example, the better performing divisions are more likely to obtain approval for their requests to fund new projects while the poorer performers would be closely scrutinized and likely would be unable to launch new initiatives until they get existing operations under control.