Sentence examples for more nimble organization from inspiring English sources

The chief executive, Tim Armstrong, said AOL had become a "leaner and more nimble organization," having cut costs sharply by laying off more than a third of its staff as it separated from Time Warner on Dec. 10.

Everyone, Last week we made a number of changes to MySpace's domestic structure in order to create a leaner, more nimble organization.

The Bridge will drive content across all platforms and create a more nimble organization with greater collaboration between teams.

Ron also was part of the original team that collaborated with then-CEO Jack Welch to develop GE's Work-Out approach for creating a faster, simpler and more nimble organization.

Yet, as we see now, these clever business systems no longer bring the rewards of the past as McDonald's sales continue to decline and Coke announced this week the layoffs of 1600+ senior managers in an effort to build a more nimble, adaptive organization.

Under Lord Robertson, NATO has since vowed to transform itself into a more modern, nimble organization that can better respond to the threats of the post-cold-war world.

Many chances at smaller, more nimble and responsive organizations doing good are thus negated.

It will reduce debt at the operating level, the release states, and help make the organization more nimble and better able to deal with changes in the market.

Your aim may be noble -- to make the organization more nimble and more successful -- but your method is problematic.

We decided it would really be beneficial to have an arts organization that can be more nimble and respond to whatever is happening in the art world and locally".

Citigroup said Monday it was creating regional banking units and global credit card and consumer banking organizations, as it seeks to become more nimble.