Examples of consolidation in the following topics:
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- In business, consolidation refers to the mergers and acquisitions of many smaller companies into much larger ones for economic benefit.
- Consolidation (or amalgamation) is the act of merging two or more organizations into one.
- Because of the costs involved, consolidation is a very high-level strategic decision.
- This diagram of bank mergers in the United States shows how extensive the consolidation of various companies has been.
- What start as more than 50 distinct companies have eventually consolidated into fewer than 20.
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- This individual must be capable of realizing the legal, demographic, social, technological, and economic considerations of entering a market; the manager will use effective research and delegation skills and also consolidate the information into a useful presentation using technological and communicative skills.
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- Each session might conclude with the assignment of an exercise to be performed over the next few working weeks that will consolidate lessons learned.