This document discusses departmentation in organizations. It begins by listing students' information and providing an index of the topics to be covered. It then defines departmentation as the process of grouping activities into logical units for effective management. The document notes that the important bases for departmentation include function, area, product, customers, process, and time. It also outlines the needs, factors, significance, limitations, and types of departmentation. In conclusion, it states that while departmentation leads to specialization and efficient management, it can increase costs and slow decision-making for organizations.