The organization is an economic device and embodied idea for achieving a shared purpose that requires the work of many people.
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An organization is fueled by the time, attention and/or money provided by the people who perform or make use of the organization’s work. I’d argue that this even includes customers, suppliers, and stakeholders! Lastly, it is structured by the relationships between the organization and its participants, and within the participant group.
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To use a framing from D’Arcy Thompson, an organization is a diagram of the forces that surround it.
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The organization is an economic device and embodied idea for achieving a shared purpose that requires the work of many people.
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An organization is fueled by the time, attention and/or money provided by the people who perform or make use of the organization’s work. I’d argue that this even includes customers, suppliers, and stakeholders! Lastly, it is structured by the relationships between the organization and its participants, and within the participant group.
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To use a framing from D’Arcy Thompson, an organization is a diagram of the forces that surround it.
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