organizatio

Organizatio is a term encountered mainly as a misspelling or stylized variant of organization. In standard English, the noun is organization (American) or organisation (British and many Commonwealth variants). The root is from Latin organizare, meaning to configure, arrange, or coordinate.

Conceptually, an organization is a system that coordinates people and resources to achieve defined objectives. Organizations vary by purpose (commercial, governmental, nonprofit), by size, and by structure (hierarchical, flat, or matrix). Core features typically include objectives, division of labor, formal rules, governance mechanisms, and processes for planning, decision making, and control. Organizational theory examines how organizations design structures, manage change, allocate resources, motivate personnel, and respond to external pressures. Widely discussed theories include classical management approaches, contingency theory, institutional theory, and network or system theory.

Usage of organizatio is primarily lexical or branding-related; it may appear in titles, domain names, or stylized logos. In formal writing, it is usually corrected to organization or organisation. See also: organization, organisation, management, organizational culture, governance.