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Yeah, I've seen this pattern before. It usually means management is trying to shuffle things around to appear proactive without making any significant, difficult decisions. They'll talk about 'optimization' and 'efficiency' but it often just leads to more confusion and less job security for the people actually doing the work. Hang in there, hopefully, it clarifies soon.
It's that classic 'management by vagueness' approach. Lots of noise, no substance. Keep your head down and focus on your core tasks. Document everything you do and any changes that affect your role. If they're not communicating clearly, protect yourself by being meticulously organized and ready to adapt, even if it's frustrating.