Sentence examples for aligned operation from inspiring English sources

General Motors said Wednesday it will align its Buick and Pontiac-GMC divisions, naming Chevrolet division head Kurt Ritter, who overhauled the Chevy truck lineup, to be general manager of the aligned operation.

"We are making key, targeted moves as we align operations in support of our network-centric platform strategy," said John T. Chambers, Cisco's chief executive, in a statement.

Management is making changes to better align operations with fundamental changes being ushered in by the digital age.

In an effort to align operations with our evolving business needs, we are centralizing and expanding our team in Oakland at VSCO's HQ, and have closed our New York office in the process….

Its platform enables users to "model their business, derive insights, collaborate for better decisions, align operations, and execute processes in a single platform", in order to help them reach objectives such as reducing expenses, improving margins, and accelerating growth.

Cisco CEO John Chambers issued this statement: "We are making key, targeted moves as we align operations in support of our network-centric platform strategy…As we move forward, our consumer efforts will focus on how we help our enterprise and service provider customers optimize and expand their offerings for consumers, and help ensure the network's ability to deliver on those offerings".

"We are making key, targeted moves as we align operations in support of our network-centric platform strategy," said John Chambers, Cisco CEO, in the release.

The animal position and light beam (visualized with an online pointer laser, 3 mW, 630 nm) were aligned for optimal operation.

The company emphasizes that it has been ranked on the Dow Jones Sustainability Index for six years and is a signatory of the United Nations Global Compact, which commits businesses to aligning their operations with high principles on the environment, human rights and other causes.

Wow. Cisco has just issued a release stating that in a strategic plan to "align its operations," the company will exit parts of its consumer businesses and realign the remaining consumer business to support four of its five key company priorities: core routing, switching and services; collaboration; architectures; and video.

In synchronous simulation, the process of rail operations is followed in real-time sequences, and the results are expected to be closely aligned with real operations.