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Formalization

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−	In the [[Theory of organizational design\|Theory of organizational design]] formalization is the use of written [[Rules\|Rules]] and procedures to standardize operations. A low level of formalization implies that the coordination is the product of [[Mutual adjustment\|Mutual adjustment]] among people across organizational functions and that decision making is a dynamic process.	+	Formalization
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