We also present the architecture of an Expert Manager, an experimental system which uses expert system techniques to manage a distributed computer system.
Is it, then, a sure thing that an expert manager in one field can succeed in another?
The apogee of apathy for Romney was on Friday, when the man who says he's an expert manager spoke to a mostly empty football stadium in Detroit.
Michael R. Bloomberg, in his successful bid to become mayor, sold himself as an expert manager, a businessman who had made a fortune in private industry.
The board of Resolution is delighted to recommend this transaction, which creates a major UK insurer and an expert manager of closed funds".
Though Mr. Dimon was not present while his top lieutenants were being questioned, the hearing and the Senate panel's report could create fresh challenges for an executive long considered an expert manager of risk, Ben Protess and Jessica Silver-Greenberg report in DealBook.
"You get very competitive, intelligent people that way," said Ms. Krawcheck, who called Mr. Joyce "a bright individual with absolutely impeccable ethics" and "that rarity on Wall Street, an expert manager".
In a four-decade career, Mr. Olson earned a reputation as an expert manager of Academy Award campaigns for clients, several of whom won, including Maggie Smith, for her performance in "The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie" (1969); Robert Duvall, for "Tender Mercies" (1983); and Ms. MacLaine, for "Terms of Endearment" (1983).
What counts is that such a person is able to coordinate research that other people do, besides being an expert manager in public health," Dallapiccola says.
