Difference between Organize and Organise

ORGANIZE vs ORGANISE: VERB

Plan and direct (a complex undertaking)
Form or join a union
Create (as an entity)
Arrange by systematic planning and united effort
Cause to be structured or ordered or operating according to some principle or idea
To arrange in working order.
To constitute in parts, each having a special function, act, office, or relation; to systematize.
Bring order and organization to

Cause to be structured or ordered or operating according to some principle or idea
Bring order and organization to
Arrange by systematic planning and united effort
Create (as an entity)
Form or join a union
Plan and direct (a complex undertaking)
Alternative spelling of organize.

To arrange or constitute in parts, each having a special function, act, office, or relation; to systematize; to get into working order; -- applied to products of the human intellect, or to human institutions and undertakings, as a science, a government, an army, a war, etc.
To sing in parts.
To furnish with organs; to give an organic structure to; to endow with capacity for the functions of life; ; -- in this sense used chiefly in the past participle.

To arrange; plan; prepare.
To render organic; give an organic structure to; construct or modify so as to exhibit or subserve vital processes: commonly in the past participle.
In general, to form into a whole consisting of interdependent parts; coördinate the parts of; systematize; arrange according to a uniform plan or for a given purpose; provide with a definite structure or constitution; order.
In music, to sing or arrange in parts: as, to organize the halleluiah.
Also spelled organise.
To assume an organic structure or a definite formation or constitution, as a number of individuals; become coördinated or systematically arranged or ordered.
Synonyms To constitute, construct.

Initiate, Mobilize, Assemble, Arrange, Mastermind, Direct, Organise, Form, Engineer, Get up, Unionize, Devise, Prepare, Orchestrate, Coordinate

Organizations, Undertake, Initiate, Organizational, Articulate, Unionise, Convene, Implement, Regulate, Organisational, Mobilise, Organised, Organisation, Coordinate, Organize

Collate, Facilitate, Establish, Manage, Initiate, Assemble, Arrange, Direct, Organise, Form, Engineer, Unionize, Devise, Prepare, Coordinate

Organized, United, Undertake, Initiate, Organizational, Articulate, Unionise, Convene, Implement, Organisational, Mobilise, Organised, Organisation, Coordinate, Organize

Using Google Calendar to Organize Your Entire Life.
Writers need paragraph breaks to organize their writing.
Jay Catlin decided to organize a Green Team.
Direct, plan, and organize orders for Pastry department.
PPP to organize and streamline their respective enterprises.
Passion Markers to organize your tasks or classes.
Organize Your Planner for a New Semester How to organize your planner for a new semester!
How we organize a memory system out of a hatful of memory chips will be dictated largely by how we organize our information.
While the law promises workers the right to strike and to organize, in practice it is difficult or impossible for independent unions to organize.
In the Library Mode, you can organize your pictures, apply keywords, and organize other metadata.

Your employer may be able to organise this.
How should you organise your retirement to Spain?
Pharaohs in Ethiopia, and to organise negro regiments.
Organise guided discussionson packaging of liquid crude drugs.
Organise brainstorming sessions on the importance of wax.
Who would be best to organise a concert?
How do I begin to organise my answer?
Once you choose which properties you want to view, we will organise a viewing itinerary for you and can help you to organise accommodation.
Organise for someone to pick you up from hospital or check if the hospital can organise for transport.
Please contact Paul Meek to organise model development in order for us to organise our data science team resources.