Sentence examples for corporate realignment from inspiring English sources
The situation is so bad that the company is cutting 1,400 jobs as part of a corporate realignment.
The visual organizing software has amassed some 4.6 million registered users — now with one million monthly actives — turning their projects, whether household to-do lists or corporate realignment plans, into visual boards using its cloud-based software.
With his proven record of turning around Dime Bancorp and Time Warner, as well as his work with a wide range of government regulators, Dick is uniquely qualified to lead the Citi board and help guide the company's strategic corporate realignment into two distinct operating units.
And in 2004, Edgar Bronfman Jr.'s acquisition of Warner Music from Time Warner was followed by a corporate realignment that resulted in the downsizing of Elektra Entertainment Chairman and CEO Sylvia Rhone, Atlantic Group co-CEO Val Azzoli and Atlantic co-President Ron Shapiro.
The shake-up, which has been anticipated for about a week, is the latest in a series of corporate realignments at the Internet company over the last 18 months.
Catch22 has made clear their business credentials with the recent launch of a new corporate strategy and the realignment of services along business delivery lines.
In 2006, GREE received around $4 million in funding from KDDI, Japan's No. 2 telecommunications company, triggering a complete realignment in corporate strategy.
The paper will illuminate subtle cybercolonizing influences by Global IBM evident in the website structure, design, targeting, esthetic choices, cultural content realignment, IBM corporate e-business underlay, and American English branding.
The tech industry has seen its share of strange corporate maneuvers, but Google's realignment this week has to be among the strangest.
Such a split would be the latest realignment by an American corporate giant.
Russo admits that Lucent needs to make better progress in the corporate market and says its business realignment will help speed the delivery of products to its customers.
