An identifiable social unit with a particular responsibility which endeavor to achieve multiple goals by co-ordinate activities and relationships between members and objectives.

Formal structures with designated roles and purposes. Entities composed of people who act collectively in pursuit of shared objectives. These organizations and individuals pursue their interests within an institutional structure defined by formal rules (constitutions, laws, regulations, contracts) and informal rules (ethics, trust, religious precepts, and other implicit codes of conduct). Organizations, in turn, have internal rules (i.e. institutions) to deal with personnel, budgets, procurement, and reporting procedures, which constrain the behavior of their members.

A group of users and/or roles.

A group of people that has ongoing membership, a body of officers, and a set of regulations. ID #, Name, Acronym, type Purpose, scope, description, governance, Indian nations, international organizations; standards bodies, inter-agency groups, professional organizations; formal review bodies such as Advisory Committees

A bounded group having a shared purpose or interest and a defined set of resources (material or non-material).

a group of two or more people working together to achieve a common set of goals

A social collectivity (or a group of people) in which activities are coordinated to achieve both individual and collective goals.

a group of people who work together

the act of forming something; "the constitution of a PTA group last year"; "it was the establishment of his reputation"; "he still remembers the organization of the club"

a collection of individuals who have come together for a common purpose

a collection of people working together towards attainment of common goals and objectives

a collection of resources arranged to accomplish an overall goal

a company, educational institution or similar that is registered under the group name

a form of group

a group of agents working

a group of individuals and groups have certain characteristics no matter their size

a group of individuals working together to achieve a common purpose

a group of people engaged in a common enterprise

a group of people who come together to achieve a common objective

a group of people who engage in concerted collective actions to achieve a common purpose

a group of persons who have come together in order to pursue shared goals and aspirations

a group of units which have pooled together to coordinate their activities to improve their portrayal to the public and thus their enjoyment of the hobby

a group, people or individuals working or cooperating together in interdependent and patterned relationships

a group whose roles and interactions are typically expected to be relatively stable and change slowly over time

a more encompassing term and may be used for any group of people with a common purpose, but it is usually understood that the purpose is not monetary

an administrative structure in which people collectively manage one or more projects as a whole, and whose projects share a senior manager and operate under the same policies

an employer or formal group to which a member belongs

an entity which consists of people who have shared objectives and are pursuing them collectively

a non-political group

a pattern of relationships among people

a prestige group of students whom have a passion for agriculture

a reflection of it's creator and while I never met Cory I can see the kind of special person he was reflected in all the people I've come into contact with at the IMC

a set of agents, roles and resources that get together to achieve one or several goals

a social construction with an existence independent of the people who, at the moment, are populating it and the buildings that are housing it

a social entity that is goal directed, with a consciously structured activity system and a relatively identifiable boundary

a specific type of resource that brings people together to pursue participation in VO applications

a standing wave in a sea of people

a structured collective, a group that has an authority which makes final decisions about the groups policies and actions

a structured social system consisting of groups and individuals working together to meet some agreed-upon objectives

a system made up of parts that, together, are stronger than they would be separated

a system of people and processes that produces an end result

A collection of servers, grouped into sites, that are linked together to provide workgroup connectivity, information, and messaging services. The organization is the highest level object in the directory information tree (DIT).

Group of people and facilities with an arrangement of responsibilities, authorities and relationships.(Ref: ISO 9000:2000)

A collection of Exchange computers grouped into sites.

The “top most” in the group hierarchy of yKAP.

A group of people identified by shared interests or purpose, for example, a hospital.

An identifiable social unit with a particular responsibility which endeavour to achieve multiple goals by coordinated activities and relationships between members and objects.

How the content of a Web site is structured or put together; its structure.

a group of individuals who work together to accomplish a common goal.

a person, company, research group, etc. that creates and manages an asset or library.

A group that is responsible for organizing Teams into Leagues and/or Divisions and scheduling Matches between them. Some Chapters identify an Organization as a Client, depending upon their business model.

The root word is Greek: organon = tool or instrument. Today the meaning of organization, as an entity, is a group of people working together for some purpose. Organization is also an activity, and here the meaning relates to the creation of discipline and order. Sections 2.3, 3.1

The sum total of the activities, processes, and people that define a business.

company, corporation, firm or enterprise, whether incorporated or not, public or private. [D01113] 08 QMPP"Organ in action". In business, government, and other kinds of endeavor, the collective function ing of a group to achieve mission, goals and objectives. [D01111] TML 221 The administrative or executive structure of a business or project. [D01112] NPMT structure d arrangement of people. [D04599] RMW

A community of purpose. An interdependent social group working together for a purpose. The self-understanding by the group of itself and its reasons for organizing. "An organization is a body of thought thought by thinking thinkers." (Weick).

A collection of Microsoft Exchange server sites. An organization is the highest level of grouping in the Exchange hierarchy. See also Site, Server.

A consumer association or group of people having specific interests in the activities of persons with disabilities. This group may receive funding from both the public and private sectors (example: Cerebral Palsy, Easter Seal Society, etc.).

The command, control and feedback relationships among a group of people and information systems. Examples: a private company, a government agency.

The way in which ideas are tied together to flow logically

An administrative group responsible for the administrative tasks associated with one or more Teams

Identifies the administrative group that is responsible for forming and managing soccer teams and related rosters (sometimes referred to as a Client)

An organization or organisation (read more about -ize vs -ise) is a social arrangement which pursues collective goals, which controls its own performance, and which has a boundary separating it from its environment. The word itself is derived from the Greek word ὄργανον (organon) meaning tool. The term is used in both daily and scientific English in multiple ways.

a stimulating field and studying more about it can prove to be quite productive

a stirring business and studying more about it can be very profitable

a stirring industry and learning more about it is very remunerative

a stirring industry and studying more about it is quite valuable

the general structure of a piece of writing. Organization can include how the writing is physically divided into paragraphs or stanzas, as well as the structure of the plot or the order in which ideas are developed.

involves the selection of a logical plan by which the information is effectively presented. Often information is presented chronologically, spatially, or in rank order.

an interdependent open system

a process that converts various resources into products and services, which is then provided to the receiving system or market place (external environment)

a stable, formal, social structure that takes resources from the environment and processes them to produce outputs

a virtual eco-system undergoing perpetual changes in a constantly changing environment

Descriptions of systems based on complexity and/or order.

an organized structure for arranging or classifying; "he changed the arrangement of the topics"; "the facts were familiar but it was in the organization of them that he was original"; "he tried to understand their system of classification"

a complex, adaptive social system where people systematically cooperate to achieve a common purpose

an arrangement of human behavior for social targets

A non-random arrangement of parts, generally serving a purpose or function. The restriction of the system to a small area of its state space.

the arrangement or configuration of graphic marks (points, lines, areas) representing Features on a traditional Map.

A unified, consolidated group of elements; a systematized whole, especially a body of persons organized for some specific purpose.

In Piagetian theory, the inborn tendency for structures and processes to become more systematic and coherent. Also memory strategy in which individuals reorder items to be remembered on the basis of category or some other higher-order relationship.

Caltech operating unit or department for financial accounting purposes. || || || || || || || || || || || || || || || || || || || || || U - Z

In Microsoft CRM, the entity that is internal to the customer relationship management process. The organization is the top level of the Microsoft CRM business hierarchy. The organization can be a specific business, a holding company, a corporation, and so on. There can be only one organization per Microsoft CRM deployment. The organization is divided into business units.

An entity with which a user is affiliated. An organization may also be a user.

(Orgn, Org) - A four- to six-digit number denoting the second part of the FOAPAL, usually a department or other organizational area within the college.

the persons (or committees or departments etc.) who make up a body for the purpose of administering something; "he claims that the present administration is corrupt"; "the governance of an association is responsible to its members"; "he quickly became recognized as a member of the establishment"

the act of organizing a business or business-related activity; "he was brought in to supervise the organization of a new department"

a legal entity with resources and capabilities, with a permeable boundary

an entire department in a company

an entity that is not equivalent to any determinate set of individuals

a non-profit entity designed to develop, celebrate, and assist with the educational goals of African-American women

a socio-technical entity in constant transformation so as to be in symbiosis with its external environment

a unit of your client or legal entity - examples are store, department

a unit within a company or other entity (e

ChartField segment (5-digits) that identifies the academic or academic support unit associated with a financial transaction (i.e., department, office, college, etc.).

an entity based on cooperation and division of labor consisting of one or more organizational units

PortfolioStep can be utilized at many levels of the company, and the higher the better. Different companies have different terminology to refer to their organizational structure. In some companies, this might be Company - Division - Department - Group - Team, etc. However, in other companies a department might be at a higher level than a division. The exact terminology of the organizational structure is not important to PortfolioStep, yet the concept is used throughout the process. Therefore, for the sake of argument, PortfolioStep utilizes the generic term "organizations" to refer to organizational entities. In your company, these may be divisions, departments, agencies, etc.

Corporations, Federal or military departments or agencies, partnerships or associations, self-employed or self-financed individuals, or any other legal or commercial entities.

In the GeoConnections Discovery Portal, an organization includes federal, provincial and municipal departments, non-profit organizations, academic organizations (universities, colleges) as well as commercial organizations that offer data, services and resources of a geospatial nature.

A generic term used to refer to an educational institution or other entity, including an individual, that receives and/or applies for an NIH grant or cooperative agreement.

The entity with responsibility for course instruction, usually an academic department e.g., Sociology, Continuing Education Business.

Entity or collaborating entities that will plan and do the project: entities can be departments or divisions within a larger institution

An entity with which a company does business.

an administrative and functional structure, clearly bounded, while an institution is a significant practice within a culture, such as the institution of marriage

is an entity having intellectual capacities, access to material resources and a process. It can publish information of this in an extended enterprise (EE) in form of a model. This model is sufficient in describing the functional behavior of the organization, so that this functionality can be included in functional consortia (FC).

A company, corporation, firm, enterprise or institution, or part thereof (whether incorporated or not, public or private) that has its own function(s) and administration that supplies products or services to other organizations. See supplier.

The organization is defined as the company, corporation, firm, enterprise, authority or institution, or part or combination thereof, whether incorporated or not, public or private, that has its own functions and administration. Note: For organizations with more than one operating unit, a single operating unit may be defined as an organization.

a collection of intimately connected relationships that combine to produce emergent properties and overall system performance

a collection of networks

a collection of separate organisms working for a common goal

a set of collective patterned activities

a structured collection of voices

a system or a collection of systems

a system that has characteristics of its own that no elements in the system have

An organization in the sense it is used here refers to the management of users. No hardware administration is performed within the organization. The entire system administration takes place at system level.

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See System.

a system if it has an aim or purpose

a system of two or more people, engaged in cooperative action, trying to reach an agreed-upon purpose