And Brookhaven, a Suffolk County town that is larger in area than all of Nassau, is moving to centralize its operations and reduce operating costs in the process.
[C5.] Atlantic Monthly to Leave Boston The Atlantic Monthly, a pillar of Boston's intellectual and cultural life since its founding there in 1857, is being moved to Washington, as its owner seeks to control costs and centralize editorial operations.
And Prudential Insurance Company of America, a city stalwart, has moved back some 3,800 employees from the suburbs to more than 300,000 more square feet of offices in the city as part of a plan announced two years ago to centralize its operations.
Pew is to announce today that it will centralize the operations of seven programs: the Pew Research Center for the People and the Press, the Project for Excellence in Journalism, Stateline.org, the Pew Internet and American Life Project, the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life, the Pew Hispanic Center and the Pew Global Attitudes Project.
For one, Zenefits is going to centralize its operations group in Arizona.
The company said it simply had to cut costs, and is going to centralize its operations group in Arizona.
"He told me he really wanted to have his own gym one day so he could centralize his operations," Friedman recalls.
Even Toyota said the move had nothing to do with cost-cutting and everything to do with wanting to centralize its operations, getting it closer to its manufacturing plants in the South.
Last week, the studio announced the departure of its New York-based co-president of marketing, Pam Levine, as it sought to centralize operations at its Los Angeles headquarters.
The news comes the same day that the company announced a restructuring plan that will "centralize operations" and "result in the loss of some positions".
The changes, outlined in an email recently sent to the company's suppliers, are intended to save on costs and centralize operations.
