Significados de centralise control en inglés

Johnson's reshuffle sent a clear signal that he wants to centralise control and minimise dissent.

All PMs end up having to kick the machine to get results, that's why they centralise control.

The restructuring aims to centralise control of manufacturing and product development, and to cut overlapping engineering projects and improve efficiency.

Data is then captured and sent live to a centralised control unit.

He has become a convert to greater but effective centralised control.

But there's room for pessimists too, since the whole plan still smacks of gradualism, caution and centralised control.

AIB has centralised control of its non US asset management operations in London under the chief executive of the John Govett operation.

The Italian insistence on retaining centralised control at senior levels was also archaic beside the German devolution of authority to assault team level.

Prof Will Irving at the University of Nottingham, another signatory, pointed to centralised control of the response when Lighthouse labs were set up.

Uber eliminated a third of its marketing staff on Monday as part of a corporate reorganisation aimed at centralising control and cutting costs.

The IRFU used the existing provincial structure to create four professional teams, while retaining centralised control over both the clubs and the payment of players.

Is he standing as the man who believes in centralised control, rigid target-setting, the huge extension of PFI projects and the privatisation of the tube?