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This document discusses different types of organizational structures. It defines organizational structure as the framework for how managerial and operating tasks are arranged. The main organizational structures covered are: line structure, which focuses on vertical authority; functional structure, which divides the organization by specialty areas; line and staff structure, which combines line managers and specialist staff; matrix structure, with dual lines of authority for functional areas and projects; and committee structure, where decisions are made by groups. Each structure is defined and its advantages and disadvantages are outlined.























