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A matrix organization is one where in addition to the traditional "vertical" reporting relationships (to function, business unit etc..) there are additional reporting lines to "horizontal" organizations that cut across the business (i.e. global functions, global accounts, supply chain etc..)

People who work in a matrix organization therefore may have more than one boss and set of reporting relationships.

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