Patching
The process by which corporate executives routinely “remap” their business to match rapidly changing market opportunities adding, splitting, transferring, exiting, or combining chunks of business. Another approach that focuses on the role and ability of corporate managers to create value in the management of multi business companies is called “patching.
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