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departmentalize

Definitions

from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.

  • transitive verb To organize into departments.

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  • verb To organize something into departments

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Examples

  • In fact, Licenciado Flores makes an interesting observation, noting that while Mexican companies – those whose management and capital investment is entirely or mostly Mexican – continue to concentrate decision making authority in the hands of a single company leader, American companies in Mexico are more likely to departmentalize their operations and to empower the department heads with direct decision making authority.

    The Cultural Contexts Of Mexican Business Dealings 2001

  • In fact, Licenciado Flores makes an interesting observation, noting that while Mexican companies – those whose management and capital investment is entirely or mostly Mexican – continue to concentrate decision making authority in the hands of a single company leader, American companies in Mexico are more likely to departmentalize their operations and to empower the department heads with direct decision making authority.

    The Cultural Contexts Of Mexican Business Dealings 2001

  • It is not possible to departmentalize the securities business in the minds of the investing public.

    The Role of Self-Regulation in the Securities Business 1967

  • Then as we began to make parts, we began to departmentalize so that each department would do only one thing.

    My Life and Work Henry Ford 1905

  • As outlined, the 7th and 8th grade team would departmentalize similar to their current structure, with five core teachers and the additional responsibility of an assist period.

    The Advertiser-Tribune 2008

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