Corporate restructuring is the process of redesigning aspects of a company, such as its capital structure, asset mix, or organization, in order to increase competitiveness or survive adverse economic conditions. Reasons for restructuring include positioning the business strategically, responding to the economy, growth, technology changes, or government policy. Restructuring can involve mergers, acquisitions, divestitures, joint ventures, leveraged buyouts, or management buyouts. Limitations to successful restructuring include lack of management commitment, resistance to change, poor communication, and insufficient resources.