basic managementの例文

• As the company expanded into the largest retailer, George focused on finance and basic management.
• There are basic management things you can set up.
• OPMA supports two basic management subsystem connection paradigms.
• I think that in our eagerness to grow, many companies have compromised on some basic management practices.
• Its success in child development might be founded on some basic management principles; communication, adaptation and awareness.
• During the final three semesters, Leadership Programs, Corporate Insight Programs, Basic Management Skills Training Programs are imparted.
• Some packages offer basic management functions, but none provide them to the extent required by large compute farms.
• This is basic Management 101 stuff.
• Instead, Platt practices a back-to-basics management style : keep your costs low, stay innovative and listen to your customers.
• "Some very basic management is finally being incorporated into the way we are spending our money, " he said.
• The seminar series are designed to provide participants sound understanding on the basic management of supermarket and retail outlets.
• "There's a basic management principle that says ` No surprises for the boss .'That's Management 101, " he added.
• The fees are in addition to those covered by the basic management contracts and are often embedded in other charges.
• That program has provided modest returns but has been unable to solve basic management tasks like sending out balance statements.
• The first four : Sensors, Controls, Inventory Data Repositories and Watchdog Timers, are basic Management Instruments that usually map to discrete platform management capabilities.
• The first two years constitute the Basic Management Cycle comprises courses that are the core issues and concepts central to the formation of the administrator.
• The basic management fee was also inflated, since it was based on the size of the budget, which itself was inflated, according to the suit.
• One should go into basic management, the budget, but also develop a very practical vision of what the U . N . is and is not.
• Flatley says that its basic management fee already covers training and commissions and that the surcharge for higher payments is unjustified and raises its own costs.
• Creating a team-working organisation able to mobilise the talents of all its people to swiftly adapt and solve complex problems is one of the basic management challenges.