"It's very consistent with their move to streamline the business around the N.Y.T. product," she said.
Last month, Paramount fired two top film executives, Brad Weston and John Lesher, in a move to streamline management of its productions.
The plan, part of a larger move to streamline the menu and make customer service more efficient, is already under way at the company's 13,000 American restaurants.
In its latest move to streamline operations, Motorola has agreed to sell two plants to Celestica Inc. of Toronto for $70 million and to buy more than $1 billion worth of cellular phones and other products from Celestica over the next three years.
President Vladimir V. Putin abolished Russia's border guards, its tax police and a clutch of other agencies today and handed their duties to cabinet-level departments, apparently in a move to streamline and get a firmer grip on his labyrinthine bureaucracy.
They also reflect the belief among top Siemens executives that the company must quickly move to streamline its operations before a slowing global economy takes away its room to maneuver.
This is a move to streamline the company's workforce after a period of external growth.
In April 2010, the DBD published the first of two journal supplements, titled "Blood Disorders in Public Health: Making the Connection" in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine, describing its move to streamline and better align its programs and activities with CDC's agency mission and core functions.
This is the second time Ms. Carroll has moved to streamline decision-making at the company.
Under Mr. Page, Google has moved to streamline its wide-ranging product offerings, while also committing to successes like Android and YouTube.
