fragmented changes
[FRAG-men-tid CHAY-jiz]
noun phrase
mudanças fragmentadas
1. Disjointed, incomplete, or disconnected modifications or alterations that lack cohesion or comprehensive planning
The company implemented fragmented changes across departments without a unified strategy.
A empresa implementou mudanças fragmentadas entre departamentos sem uma estratégia unificada.
2. Partial or incremental adjustments that are not part of a holistic transformation
Fragmented changes to the software led to compatibility issues between modules.
As mudanças fragmentadas no software causaram problemas de compatibilidade entre módulos.
3. Scattered modifications lacking integration, often resulting in inefficiency
The management blamed fragmented changes for the project's delayed timeline.
A gerência culpou as mudanças fragmentadas pelo cronograma atrasado do projeto.
In both Brazilian and American business contexts, 'fragmented changes' typically carries a negative connotation, suggesting poor planning and organizational inefficiency. The term is frequently used in management discussions, project retrospectives, and organizational development literature to criticize ad-hoc decision-making processes.
NYC Slang
piecemeal fixes; half-baked changes
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