Have to say, I think that's somewhat oversimplifying. Architecture is a lot more than organization. It's also a broad and deep understanding of external and internal resources, the creative design process, corporate vision, industry insight, risk analysis, project management, stakeholder politics, marketing, and technology.
It's very possible to be super organized but still end up with a discombobulated frankenstein of a project, or one that's under water on time or budget, or a design that's too niche and misses the market.