organīzāˈtion or organīsāˈtion noun

1. The act of organizing
2. The state of being organized
3. The manner in which anything is organized
4. An organized system, body or society
5. A political party machine (US)
6. The singing of the organum

organīzāˈtional or organīsāˈtional adjective

organīzāˈtionally or organīsāˈtionally adverb

orˈganized or orˈganised adjective

1. Having or consisting of parts acting in co-ordination
2. Having the nature of a unified whole
3. Organic

orˈganīzer or orˈganīser noun

1. Someone who or something that organizes
2. Part of an embryo that influences the development of the rest
3. (also orˈganizer-bag or orˈganizer-purse, etc) a container with separate divisions, pockets, etc in which the contents can be arranged for ease and speed of access
4. (also personal organizer) a small ring-binder with divisions in which information, diary, personal notes, etc, can be kept to hand
5. A desktop, laptop or pocket electronic device for the same purpose

organization and methods

The study and analysis of a company and its systems and procedures, in order to improve efficiency (abbrev O and M)