The interface is a bit scaled, almost reorganized to make for a more intuitive user experience.
It feels like an achievement, emptiness Reorganized to make the matter plain.
by Sharon Levy It feels like an achievement, emptiness Reorganized to make the matter plain.
Facebook used to be a website translated to mobile by a tiny team, but over the last two years it's reorganized to make every department in the company mobile-first, as revealed in two new org charts it shared today at a small press conference "Whiteboard Session" at its Menlo Park HQ.
They reorganized to make business units more accountable, and they made some acquisitions to build Yahoo's advertising and e-mail technology.
The Fire Department in particular needs to be reorganized, to make the system more centralized and the chain of command more orderly.
Friends of Mr. Lowell, who asked not to be identified, said his resignation was related to concerns that his office is being reorganized to make it easier for American defense companies to export sensitive technology.
The proposals, coupled with the new federal laws on corporate governance, sent companies scrambling in the last year to reorganize their boards to make a majority of their directors independent.
"It's really about reorganizing our land to make a more livable city," said Tom Goddeeris, an architect who lives in the vibrant northwest part of the city and is a longtime advocate of rethinking Detroit.
Indeed scale economies (reduction of average cost of a unit of enforcement) could be found by reorganizing the frontiers of partnerships to make a better coordination among actors and to reduce the total costs of operation.
