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	for example alignment, arrangement, composition, configuration, coordination, design, group, structure or system.		for example alignment, arrangement, composition, configuration, coordination, design, group, structure or system.
	It is used to characterize an organized and ordered structure or [[System\|system]], where the elements are arranged in		It is used to characterize an organized and ordered structure or [[System\|system]], where the elements are arranged in
	a non-random way, and it can also describe the order itself. In the ~~former meaning,~~ an organization is a formal group		a non-random way, and it can also describe the order itself.
	of people, persons or [[agent\|agents]] with one or more shared goals which act together in order to reach these goals.
			An organization in social systems (an organization of agents) has a purpose, a particular end it is trying to achieve.
			Agents who join the organization must serve the same purpose. Such an organization is a formal group
			of people, persons or [[agent\|agents]] with one or more shared goals which act together in order to reach these goals.
	Organizations are usually hierarchical structured to avoid the circular passing of responsibility. A tree-like		Organizations are usually hierarchical structured to avoid the circular passing of responsibility. A tree-like
	command structure without loops is helpful to avoid 'delegation loops' and confusion.		command structure without loops is helpful to avoid 'delegation loops' and confusion.

			These organizations are different from organization which arises by spontaneous order, which has no purpose.
	[[Self-Organization]] describes the organization without organizer in natural or artificial [[System\|systems]].		[[Self-Organization]] describes the organization without organizer in natural or artificial [[System\|systems]].

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New page: '''Organization''' is like system a very broad and ambiguous name with a wide variety of synonyms, for example alignment, arrangement, composition, configuration, coordination,...

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'''Organization''' is like [[System|system]] a very broad and ambiguous name with a wide variety of synonyms,
for example alignment, arrangement, composition, configuration, coordination, design, group, structure or system.
It is used to characterize an organized and ordered structure or [[System|system]], where the elements are arranged in
a non-random way, and it can also describe the order itself. In the former meaning, an organization is a formal group
of people, persons or [[agent|agents]] with one or more shared goals which act together in order to reach these goals.
Organizations are usually hierarchical structured to avoid the circular passing of responsibility. A tree-like
command structure without loops is helpful to avoid 'delegation loops' and confusion.

[[Self-Organization]] describes the organization without organizer in natural or artificial [[System|systems]].

== Links ==

[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Organization Wikipedia Entry for Organization]

[[Category:Basic Principles]]

Organization - Revision history

Jfromm at 16:18, 13 September 2008

Jfromm: New page: '''Organization''' is like system a very broad and ambiguous name with a wide variety of synonyms, for example alignment, arrangement, composition, configuration, coordination,...