The phrase "a right management" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be an attempt to refer to "right management" in a specific context, but it lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "The company implemented a right management strategy to optimize its resources."
Alternatives: "proper management" or "effective management".
This is because UV is a rights management system, not a movie buying system.
Or would Microsoft help the publishers engineer ACAP into a kind of a rights management engine – with Bing becoming the central clearing house for content from traditional publishers?
Livefyre also includes a rights management system, where marketers can obtain a user's permission to use their content with just a hashtag — without that permission, anytime a user deletes their post, it gets deleted from Livefyre, too.
It's also a rights-management platform, whereby you can see the location of your TEO locks on a map, and share access to each individually with anyone else that has the TEO app as you choose.
Close to two-thirds of workers say their bosses send email over the weekend and expect a response, according to a 2011 Right Management survey, as reported by Forbes.
Besides, the proposed scheme is easy to implement a hierarchical right management.
The one bright spot: Right Management, a high-margin unit that, as the world's largest provider of outplacement services and workforce retraining, feeds on the current turmoil.
The other surprise was the strong performance of Right Management, a unit that in 2008 accounted for just 2% of the group's revenues.
According to a new study from Right Management, the human resources consulting division of the staffing firm Manpower, 46% of employees failed to use all their vacation days in 2010.
She and her partners sold the Centre of Effective Leadership to Right Management, a Manpower Inc. subsidiary.
