changing methods

[ˈtʃeɪndʒɪŋ ˈmɛθədz]
noun phrase
métodos em mudança / métodos alternativos / mudança de métodos
1. The act or process of modifying, replacing, or altering the approaches, techniques, or procedures used to accomplish a task or goal
The company is changing methods to improve productivity.
A empresa está mudando os métodos para melhorar a produtividade.
2. Different or alternative approaches to solving a problem or achieving an objective
We explored changing methods to reduce costs without sacrificing quality.
Exploramos métodos diferentes para reduzir custos sem sacrificar a qualidade.
3. Transitional period during which established procedures are being modified or replaced
During the changing methods phase, staff training is essential.
Durante a fase de mudança de métodos, o treinamento de pessoal é essencial.
In Brazilian business culture, 'changing methods' reflects the adaptability and flexibility valued in dynamic markets. In Portuguese corporate environments, the phrase tends to be more formal and protocol-focused. The concept is prevalent in innovation-driven sectors like technology and finance in both countries.
NYC Slang
switching it up / doing things different
Synonyms / Sinônimos
altering proceduresmodifying approachesswitching techniquesadjusting strategiesrevising processes
Antonyms / Antônimos
maintaining methodskeeping procedurespreserving practicesstagnant approach

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
mudança de métodos / métodos em mudança
Common in business and educational contexts
Rio de Janeiro
mudança de métodos
Frequently used in corporate and organizational discussions
São Paulo
alteração de métodos / novos métodos
Often used in industrial and business transformation contexts
Portugal
alteração de métodos / mudança de procedimentos
More formal phrasing often preferred

Related Words

methodologyadaptationinnovationtransformationreformrestructuring

Related Idioms & Phrases

trying a new approach
changing course
shifting gears
breaking old habits
turning over a new leaf
Look up more words on Fala2Me
The free English-Portuguese dictionary with real Brazilian accents, NYC slang, conjugator and more
Open Fala2Me →