intracompany

[in-truh-kuhm-puh-nee]

adjective

1. occurring within a company, especially between employees or branches of the company.

Example Sentences

“I don’t want to cause any intracompany tensions,” he said, “but I wonder if this should be renamed HQ1.”

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According to reports, in mid-February Twitter employees lost access to Slack, a popular platform for intracompany communication, for a weekend.

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One common mechanism involved the pricing of intracompany sales and loans.

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“You don’t know if the same people Dad used are the right group. You don’t know what the intracompany dynamics are. You need to shore up the foundation, plug all the holes, then you need to take two months to understand what is there before you keep it or sell it.”

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Two-thirds of U.S. imports from Mexico are intracompany trade, parts that an American company uses to produce another product, according to Torsten Slok, chief economist at Deutsche Bank Securities.

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