Woodward's findings also suggested that given any technology a range of possible organizational forms may be employed.Though suggesting that successful organization matched structure and technology,she demonstrated that this relationship was ultimately one of strategic choice.Burns and Stalker also made a similar point in stressing that there was absolutely no guarantee that firms would find the appropriate mode of organization for dealing with their environment.Their study emphasized that sucessful adaptation of organization to environment depended on the ability of top management to interpret the conditions facing the firm in an appropriate manner,and to adopt relevant courses of action.