The phrase "a total management" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a comprehensive or complete approach to management, but it lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "The company implemented a total management strategy to improve efficiency across all departments."
Alternatives: "comprehensive management" or "holistic management".
The optimum solution resulted in one treatment plant located in the sanitary landfill area of Chrysoupolis, required no transfer stations and had a total management cost of 38,800 €/month or 809 €/t.
(If the fund fails, of course, the group will be unable to raise funds in the future). Compare those figures with Tommy Davis and Arthur Rock's first fund, which was $5 million but had a total management fee of only $75,000 a year.
So with today's steep discounts come shareholder activists who target funds for open ending or even for a total management change.
Recently she found a rental for Justinian Kfoury, the owner of Total Management, a photographer and stylist agency.
Criteria regarding safety and security, environmental care, productivity and information and communication technologies (ICT) have been considered simultaneously into a total performance management system.
In the 1980s, a chemicals company became committed to a total quality management program and began to make extensive measurements of employee participation, statistical process control, and key quality indicators.
Many do not fully understand what they are getting into and therefore do not fully appreciate how big the effort is and what is required in successfully implementing a total quality management strategy.
Leading catalyst manufacturers, together with specialized firms, offer refineries a total catalyst management concept, starting with the purchase of the fresh catalyst and ending with its final recycling or disposal.
It quickly becomes an essential part of a total risk management strategy for the business.
Its SAM Sustainability Index Fund (ticker: 1004.457) tracks stocks in the DJSGI and was down 18.6% in 2000; SAM charges a total annual management fee of 1%.
There is some more sound evidence from the USA, regarding the Baldrige Health Care Criteria Framework, a total quality management similar to the EFQM model.
