This document discusses key aspects of organizational structure and design. It defines organizing as structuring tasks, goals, and activities to allocate resources to achieve objectives. An organizational structure determines how activities like task allocation are directed toward goals. Organizational design is a methodology to identify and realign dysfunctional workflows, procedures, structures and systems to fit current goals and implement changes. Key elements of organizational design include work specialization, departmentalization, chain of command, span of control, and degrees of centralization and decentralization.