System Changes: What are the organizational procedures regarding changes to the system?

The movement, also called the Free Officers, progressed slowly at first-holding meetings, developing "organizational procedures," distributing a revolutionary newspaper.

For as Mr. Weber shows, the development of this complicated product to which no one has the rights has required thousands of contributors, panels of overseers and a relatively strict organizational procedure.

In 1969, differences over support for the Vietnam War and the civil rights movement as well as a disagreement over organizational procedures led once more to the disaffiliation of District 65.

These standards are composed of organizational and operational procedures, design guidance, audit programs, and a host of other methods.

A lot of work is put into making organizational procedures resistant to public manipulation of the decision-making.

The role of the PR specialist therefore also consists of issues management, namely the "set of organizational procedures, routines, personnel, and issues".

Moreover, perceived procedural justice, the extent to which formal organizational procedures are assumed to be fair, is related to workplace aggression against supervisors.

Everett Rogers defines skunkworks as follows: "[It] is an especially enriched environment that is intended to help a small group of individuals design a new idea by escaping routine organizational procedures.

The main thrust of this approach is the identification of hidden forms of power that institute behaviors and organizational procedures.