Organizational Design
Definition
The deliberate process of configuring an organization's structure, processes, roles, and systems to align with its strategic objectives. Organizational design determines how work flows through an enterprise, how decisions are made, and how teams collaborate. In the age of AI, organizational design has become critical for identifying which roles and processes can be augmented by agentic AI while preserving human-centered value creation.
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