The phrase "administrators data" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "administrator's data" if referring to data belonging to a single administrator, or "administrators' data" if referring to data belonging to multiple administrators.
Example: "The administrator's data was crucial for the system's maintenance."
Alternatives: "administrator's information" or "data from administrators."
Our system provides a complete interface which is provided to authorize users (administrators, data owners) to view the database subjects (data users), objects (database columns), and capabilities (actions).
To ensure system sustainability, UNMC staff, including system administrators, data entry clerks, managers, analysts, and decision-makers received training on the development, maintenance, and continued use of the HRIS software, as well as general training on data quality and project management.
The disciplines for exploiting and optimizing data at rest sources and structures are supported by the roles of data modeler, data administrator, data architect, and database architect, all of which are all reasonably well-known and accepted.
Database administrators see data as data and it's as easy to return 10 rows in a database as it is to return all of the rows.
By some estimates, nearly three billion medical payment claims a year are already being processed electronically, as hospitals, insurers and government administrators exchange data.
Migration of virtual machines, computing platform across homogeneous and heterogeneous hosts help administrators manage data centers, clusters in easy and efficient manner.
Those who coordinate such projects have to be able to speak to medical people, epidemiologists, statisticians, economists, and sociologists as well as administrators and data security personnel and be able to understand their different concepts and principles.
Management and administrators described data quality as high, and appropriate for reporting, program evaluation and research requirements.
Participants accessed the survey through unique links, and survey administrators accessed data via a password protected website.
For this reason, name statuses are not shared with the public, but are available to site administrators and data providers.
Many hospital and cancer program administrators use data from the NCDB to monitor quality and compare their performance and outcomes with those of other providers.
