right·size

(rīt′sīz′)

tr.v. right·sized, right·siz·ing, right·siz·es

To bring to an optimal number or size: a corporation that rightsized its operations in response to a decline in sales.

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rightsizing

(ˈraɪtˌsaɪzɪŋ)

(Commerce) the process of restructuring an organization without ruthlessly downsizing

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Translations

restructuration

rightsizing

[ˈraɪtsaɪzɪŋ] N → reestructuración f (que conlleva recortes de plantilla)

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rightsizing

[ˈraɪtsaɪzɪŋ] n [company, industry] → redimensionnement mright-thinking [ˈraɪtθɪŋkɪŋ] adj → sensé(e)right to life n → droit m à la vieright to life right-to-life modif [group, campaign] → antiavortement invright triangle (US) n → triangle m rectangle

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