Was out talking to friends in our local farming community and one farmer said what they need are more silos. Their reasoning was that you needed to keep each type of crop in different silos, no mixing. Sounds like our discussion on organizational structure. Remember when we talked about silos in class? Which answer below BEST explains what a silo in business is all about? Group of answer choices A silo is when we put like projects together to better complete tasks When you operate as a silo it means you have products that stand alone with no added support Silo is a negative analogy for when functions protect their function at the expense of the business It describes how important it is that all functions stay strictly focused on their areas A geographical division structure works best in a silo configuration