This document discusses the topic of organization, specifically as it relates to libraries. It defines organization as a group of individuals joined together to achieve predetermined objectives. There are two main types of organization: formal and informal. Formal organizations have a deliberate structure based on assigned tasks and authority relationships, while informal organizations are loosely organized and flexible. Libraries need an organizational structure to achieve their goals and objectives efficiently. Common ways to organize library functions include by number, function, territory, subject matter, or materials. The document concludes that organizational structures in libraries are important for providing coordinated services to improve people's lives.