Organizational Structure - the way in which a firm has arranged its lines of authority and communication, and allocated duties and responsibilities; the structure may be of a divisional, geographic or functional kind or some combination of these.
an organizational structure in which authority moves down in a line from the chief executive, typically, there are no specialists or advisors, the chief executive having complete authority over decision making
liquidity ...
centralized organizational structure - A method of organizing for international advertising and promotion whereby all decisions are made in a company's home office.
Prerequisites (such as organizational structure, processes) need to be in place.
Conducting benchmarking for the wrong reasons can be problematic e.g. to produce data - ignoring processes and insights gained into practices that produce benchmarks.
who is the key decision maker
what is the customer's organizational structure
what products are currently being purchased
how are purchase decisions made ...
The process of creating clarity and human understanding through the organization of information. From a software development point of view, Information Architecture is the organizational structure of the application and data as it is reflected in the ...
 See also: Market, Rough, Services, Service, Presentation
  
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