The term organization is given different meanings by different authors based upon their individual concepts: As a process. Viewed as a basic management process, an organization undoubtedly serves as a tool of utmost importance to the successful execution of managerial tasks and the attainment of company goals and objectives. It is thus a vehicle through which action is carried and, as such in a large measure determines the effectiveness with which major decisions are made …showed first 75 words of 343 total…

…showed last 75 words of 343 total…decision-making executives, overlap or omission of important tasks as well as waste of manpower and executive talent. In a nutshell, lack of serious attention and concern on the importance of sound organization from the top level management down the line is indicative of management weakness, not to say immaturity. As a structure. In popular usage, the term organization is held to connote structure which defines the relationships among the people or activities comprising the group.