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8.3
To make a company smaller and more efficient by changing its structure and jobs
  • verb
  • Jargon
translation icon : reestructuración
  • The company is smartsizing its workforce this quarter.

Examples

  • The company is smartsizing to boost efficiency and cut unnecessary costs.

  • Many organizations are smartsizing to remain competitive.

  • After evaluating their workflow, management decided that smartsizing was necessary to remain competitive.

  • Several departments were restructured during the recent smartsizing initiative.

  • The company is smartsizing to boost efficiency and cut unnecessary costs.

  • After evaluating their workflow, management decided that smartsizing was necessary to remain competitive.

  • Several departments were restructured during the recent smartsizing initiative.

Synonyms

restructuring
vsto smartsizing
54 4.2

Changing how a company or system is organized to make it work better

includes optimizing operations and sometimes reducing staff as well
downsizing
vsto smartsizing
  • Jargon
23 4.5

Cutting jobs and costs in a company to save money

balances cost cuts with redesign and efficiency improvements instead of only cuts
cost cutting
vsto smartsizing
14 3.0

Steps a company takes to spend less money

aims for lasting efficiency through redesign and sometimes staff reduction
rationalization
vsto smartsizing
  • Specialized
2 6.3

Making a system or process simpler and more efficient

focuses more broadly on system change and occasional job reductions

Antonyms

1.6

An increase in size, number, or importance of something

241 3.3

An increase in size, amount, or range

How Extensive

downsizing
  • Jargon
23 4.5
restructuring
54 4.2
to smartsizing
  • Jargon
8.3

Surface Forms

smartsizing infinitive
smartsized past
smartsized past participle
smartsizing present participle
smartsizes third person singular

Morphology

smartsizing = smart + size (semi-transparent) = smart + size + ing

The components 'smart' + 'size' are interpretable, but the corporate jargon sense (an efficiency-focused restructuring, often with workforce reduction) is specialized and not fully predictable from the parts.

Etymology

The word smartsizing joins smart ('clever') and sizing, as in downsizing ('making smaller'). So, smartsizing means making a company smarter about how big it is and how it works by careful changes to be more efficient, and sometimes by reducing workers.