#centralize
- To aggregate — To collect, gather, unite, or assemble separate elements, individuals, statistical data, or material particles into a single whole, a compact mass, or a global structure. In macroeconomics, it describes the operation of centralizing individual or microeconomic indicators to obtain global aggregates, while in sociology it refers to the clustering of scattered groups around a common doctrine.
- Self-managing — Pertaining to self-management, based on the principles of self-management, or promoting the direct and autonomous administration of an entity by its own members. As a noun, it designates a person, worker, or theorist who advocates for, participates in, or coordinates a decentralized economic system led by the decisions of the general assembly of employees.
- Self-managing — The feminine singular form of the adjective autogestionar; based on the principles of self-management, managing itself or self-governing without the intervention of a higher or centralized authority. The term applies specifically to organizational structures, associations, cooperatives, or enterprises where administrative and economic decisions are made collectively by all active members.