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right-size
verb
(alsorightsize)ukus
[ I or T ] HR, MANAGEMENT
to become or to make a company or organization become a more effective size, especially by reducing the number of people working for it:
As the market share eroded, we had to right-size.
The new management team is trying to right-size the company rather than looking for revenue growth.
Compare
downsize
[ T ] IT
to start to use a computer system that is better for your organization, especially one that is smaller and less expensive than your previous one:
Rightsizing computer systems is often problematic.
Examples of right-size
right-size
You have to right-size the production stack to the demand level.
From Bloomberg
I recommended that they replace the trees with new trees grafted to the right-size rootstock.
From OregonLive.com
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