meshing

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Definition

When two gears or systems interlock and work together in perfect harmony—or in business speak, when your marketing aligns with your product launch. When it doesn't mesh, chaos ensues and everyone blames communications.

Example Usage

The new CRM is finally meshing well with our existing sales tools, so our efficiency metrics are improving.

Source: Mechanical engineering and business operations terminology

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