IT Infrastructure Organization Structures
As I designed these organization structures, I included first-, second-, and third-level support roles for each area. Organization structure #1, shown in Figure 1, is designed for IT infrastructure development and support organizations with fewer than 50 employees. Here's the reasoning behind the structure:
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