Reorganization

/ˌriːˌɔːrɡənaɪˈzeɪʃən/

Meaning & Definition

noun

The act or process of organizing again or in a different way.

The company underwent a reorganization to improve efficiency and reduce costs.

A structured change in the way a company or organization is set up or operates.

The reorganization of the department led to clearer roles and responsibilities among the staff.

A change in the organizational structure of an entity to adapt to new circumstances.

Following the merger, a reorganization was necessary to align both companies' operations.

The act of rearranging elements or components to achieve a more efficient or effective arrangement.

His reorganization of the filing system made it much easier to find documents.

The process of revising and restructuring elements within a company for better performance.

The constant reorganization of the marketing team kept the strategies fresh and relevant.

Derived from 're-' meaning again and 'organization' from the Greek 'organon' meaning tool or instrument.

corporate reorganization

A significant change in a company's structure, often involving layoffs or shifts in management.

reorganization plan

A proposed strategy for restructuring an organization.

academic reorganization

The restructuring of departments or programs within an educational institution.

restructure

To change the structure of something.

organization

The act of organizing or the state of being organized.

management

The process of dealing with or controlling things or people.

Shake-up

The latest shake-up in the marketing department surprised everyone.

Overhaul

The overhaul in the management team brought new ideas.