Word: overhauled
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Rudenstine's first tasks should be to overhaul the University's outmoded financial system...
Then, as juniors were campaigning for the presidency of the Crimson, many of them talked to Ramos about the possibility of a design overhaul, which seemed imminent...
...vast processing centers such as a computerized Manhattan facility that has room for 43 football fields. There a pair of operators using optical scanners can sort 35,000 envelopes an hour, including those with handwritten addresses. The entire windowless center--part of a five-year, $14 billion USPS overhaul--handles an average of 2 million pieces a day and has slashed processing costs by two-thirds...
...Miserables After 10 years on Broadway, the Alain Boublil-Claude-Michel Schonberg musical had fallen into serious disrepair. So directors Trevor Nunn and John Caird became their own show doctors, replacing much of the cast and giving the production a thorough overhaul. Mon Dieu! Les Miz is back and as rousing as ever. Now, about Miss Saigon...
Those results, while only for one quarter, underline what is becoming a remarkable strategic and cultural overhaul of this $45.67 billion company, which by the way is America's most respected brand, according to a Harris poll. Strategically, Sony is taking the plunge into the digital, wired world. It had little choice. Sony got rich and famous by building a series of great gadgets--the transistor radio, the Walkman, Trinitrons--that took advantage of unique technical advances, like those in miniaturization. Although Sony still makes a ton of money on Walkmans, its competitive edge in such stand-alone products...