Sentence examples for to integrate operations from inspiring English sources

Symantec wasted years trying to integrate operations before admitting defeat.

"Our new sister companies wanted to integrate operations more," he said.

The study presented in this paper develops a process to integrate operations strategy content to operations performance measurement system design.

Mr. Forsee, 57, failed to integrate operations quickly from Nextel Communications, which it bought in 2005, and customers fled amid service disruptions.

Still, in interviews last week, Richard D. Parsons, AOL Time Warner's new chief executive, said the company was still looking for opportunities to integrate operations, albeit at a more modest pace.

Part of the challenge is to integrate operations on an 87-year-old lot that was acquired in pieces, beginning with two adjoining properties, one belonging to Paramount, the other to RKO Pictures (and, later, Desilu Productions), while increasing office and production space.

The ability of the Company to obtain a source of post-consumer bottle stock is an integral component of the strategy to vertically integrate operations and manufacture products in demand by western consuming industries.

A handful of venture-backed flower-delivery startups have sprung up recently, namely BloomThat and BloomNation, but Kori tells me that UrbanStems is the first to vertically integrate operations.

"We are positive on the combination, but [Alaska Air Group] has to prove it can integrate operations seamlessly, which has been a challenge for some other merger/acquisitions," equity research company CFRA Research said in a statement Wednesday.

"In the short term (2000-2005), the P.L.A. will have only a limited capability to conduct integrated operations against Taiwan," the unclassified version of a longer classified study said.

Before Mr. Kerry's talks in Moscow, a proposed agreement had called for the creation of a joint military command center staffed by military and intelligence officers who would share information so as to permit "integrated operations".