1. to organize or arrange into divisions or separate sections
Usage: chiefly British spelling; American English typically uses 'divisionalize'; transitive verb

Examples

• The company decided to divisionalise its operations to improve management efficiency.
• They divisionalised the large department into smaller, more focused teams.
• The military divisionalised its forces to cover a wider geographic area.
• Management chose to divisionalise the organization by product line rather than by function.
• After the merger, the firm divisionalised its workforce to maintain separate brand identities.