He notes that National had attempted to re-energize the sales force after cutting 31% of the staff in early 2009.
The U.S. also says that it wants to re-energize sanctions against Iraq.
Meanwhile, OpenText has integrated social capabilities that came from the Vignette acquisition to re-energize its social offering and make it part of an end-to-end content management solution.
But it could serve to re-energize the Apple faithful who line up to buy whatever new gizmos the company makes and may be growing impatient for new ones.
State cut the deficit to 12 at half then 50-44 on Scott Wood's 3-pointer with 12 minutes left to re-energize a crowd that had gone silent with Miami's early dominance.
Part of the reason why it is so important to re-energize the dialogue is that frequently discussions of HIV among Black men have had the effect of casting blame without spreading knowledge of the factors that cause Black men to be at heightened risk.
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"The board believes new leadership will help to revitalize and re-energize Wachovia and enable it to realize its potential, " it said in a statement.
In the article, I explain how success can lead to complacency, and I suggest a few ways leaders can re-energize their employees and position their organizations to seize big opportunities.
"Really, the safe thing to do was to tow the vessel back into port rather than re-energize the power system that was damaged by fire, " he said.
But with the challenge that lay ahead in Wrigleyville, I suspect that this will re-energize Mr. Epstein and cause him to seek a new level of focus and excellence in talent development and acquisition.
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