devise systems

[dɪˈvaɪz ˈsɪstəmz]
verb phrase
conceber sistemas / criar sistemas / elaborar sistemas
1. to invent, create, or design organized procedures or methods for a specific purpose
The engineer will devise systems to improve production efficiency.
O engenheiro vai conceber sistemas para melhorar a eficiência da produção.
2. to plan and develop complex structures or frameworks for managing operations
The company hired experts to devise systems for data management.
A empresa contratou especialistas para criar sistemas de gestão de dados.
3. to formulate innovative solutions through systematic thinking and organization
We need to devise systems that will streamline our workflow.
Precisamos elaborar sistemas que agilizem nosso fluxo de trabalho.
In both Brazilian and American business contexts, 'devise systems' is technical jargon commonly used in engineering, technology, management, and organizational development fields. In Brazil, it's frequently used in corporate presentations and technical documentation. The phrase emphasizes innovation and strategic planning, reflecting modern business culture's focus on efficiency and systematization.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
create systemsdesign systemsestablish systemsformulate systemsdevelop proceduresconstruct frameworks
Antonyms / Antônimos
dismantle systemsabandon systemsdestroy systemsignore procedures

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
conceber sistemas / criar sistemas
Most common usage in business and technical contexts
São Paulo
elaborar sistemas / desenhar sistemas
Common in corporate and startup environments
Rio de Janeiro
criar sistemas / montar sistemas
Slightly more informal usage
Portugal
conceber sistemas / desenhar sistemas
Similar usage to Brazilian Portuguese; 'desenhar' emphasizes the design aspect

Related Words

systematic approachorganizational structureprocedural designimplementationmethodologyarchitecture

Related Idioms & Phrases

devise a system from scratch
devise fail-safe systems
devise foolproof systems
devise backup systems
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