Sentence examples for integrated division from inspiring English sources

Moreover, there was no centralization of management, since Bendix did not own enough ASARCO stock to have the potential to operate ASARCO as an integrated division of a single unitary business and since even potential control is insufficient.

Moreover, because Bendix owned only 20.6% of ASARCO's stock, it did not have the potential to operate ASARCO as an integrated division of a single unitary business, and of course, even potential control is not sufficient.

In the merger's immediate aftermath, Mr. Pittman took charge of efforts to integrate divisions of the combined companies and cut costs at former Time Warner divisions.

But it is seeking to beef up under owner AT&T, which has sought to integrate divisions that were largely siloed under the company's previous incarnation as Time Warner.

The integrated media group that is part of the entertainment and digital networks and integrated media division of NBC Universal part of Comcast, added four executives to its ranks of senior managers.

Fandango is part of the entertainment and digital networks and integrated media division of NBCUniversal, part of Comcast.

John Shea joined the entertainment and digital networks and integrated media division of NBC Universal New York, part of Comcast, in a new post, executive vice president and chief marketing officer for integrated media, reporting to Lauren Zalaznick, chairwoman of the division.

In the newly integrated research division, music, dance and theater are side by side, with 46 video and 10 audio playback stations.

Nicholas Lehman joined NBC Universal, New York, in a new post, as president for digital at the entertainment and digital networks and integrated media division.

The changes include an expansion of duties for Scott Schiller, who had been executive vice president for digital ad sales at the entertainment and digital networks and integrated media division.

The newly expanded and integrated CBS Interactive division will have Quincy Smith as its chief executive, and Neil Ashe Neil Ashe, the former chief executive of CNET, as its president.