reorganization

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reorganization

The committee proposed a reorganization of the classroom library.

Definition

Noun 1. The act or process of changing the structure, organization, or system of something, such as a company, government, or process, often to make it more effective or efficient. * This meaning emphasizes the action of restructuring, typically involving significant changes to roles, departments, or procedures. 2. The state or result of having been reorganized; the new structure or system itself. * This meaning refers to the outcome or the new arrangement that exists after the process of reorganization is complete.

Examples of Usage
  • Noun (Process):
    • The company announced a major reorganization to streamline its operations and reduce costs.
    • After the merger, a period of reorganization was necessary to integrate the two teams.
    • The reorganization of the government department aimed to improve public service delivery.
  • Noun (Result):
    • The new reorganization splits the sales team into regional units.
    • We are still adjusting to the office reorganization that happened last month.
Advanced Usage
  • "Undergo a reorganization": To experience or be subjected to a restructuring process.
    • The struggling division will undergo a complete reorganization next quarter.
  • "Plan/implement a reorganization": To design or put a restructuring plan into action.
    • Management spent months planning the reorganization before announcing it to staff.
Variants and Related Words
  • Reorganize (verb): To change the structure or organization of something.
    • The manager decided to reorganize the filing system.
  • Reorganizational (adjective): Relating to reorganization.
    • The reorganizational changes were met with some resistance.
Synonyms
  • Restructuring: Changing the structure of an organization.
  • Reform: Making changes to improve a system, often used in political or social contexts.
  • Overhaul: A thorough examination and repair or improvement.
  • Shake-up: A sudden and often radical reorganization (informal).
Antonyms
  • Disorganization: A state of confusion and lack of order.
  • Stagnation: A state of inactivity or lack of change.
Related Phrases
  • Corporate reorganization: Specifically refers to restructuring within a business corporation.
    • The corporate reorganization led to the creation of a new innovation division.
  • Financial reorganization: Often used in the context of a company restructuring its debts, sometimes through bankruptcy proceedings.
    • The airline entered Chapter 11 bankruptcy for financial reorganization.
reorganization

The committee proposed a reorganization of the classroom library.

Noun
  1. an extensive alteration of the structure of a corporation or government
    • after the takeover there was a thorough reorganization
    • the reorganization was prescribed by federal bankruptcy laws
  2. the imposition of a new organization; organizing differently (often involving extensive and drastic changes)
    • a committee was appointed to oversee the reorganization of the curriculum
    • top officials were forced out in the cabinet shakeup