Sentence examples for functional manager from inspiring English sources

Barra has essentially moved from being a functional manager to enterprise manager, skipping the steps of managing a business and group.

— Sue Bentlage, functional manager in electronic design automation, I.B.M.

"When we were making the original decision, one of the big things for us was energy security," says Graham Chadwick, environment and CDM functional manager at Bentley Motors.

The project manager is accountable for the overall performance of the product team, whereas the functional manager is responsible for the technical performance of the particular employee task in this case, video production.

"…carbon information is not generated in a single department; instead, engineers, plant managers, and other functional managers below the level of top management have extended their duties and are engaged in the generation and dissemination of information".

Accountants were not comprehensive information gatekeepers: "…carbon information is not generated in a single department; instead, engineers, plant managers, and other functional managers below the level of top management have extended their duties and are engaged in the generation and dissemination of information".

Conflicts occur not only between the divergent interests of project and functional managers, but also among different project managers in a multi-project setting.

Though not directly concerned in designing or implementing GMP measures, it is they who are responsible for establishing GMP policies and for providing authority, facilities, and resources to the functional managers and staff (and that includes provision of competent managers and staff with appropriate skills).

Move them through the steps in order so you produce seasoned enterprise managers and not bureaucratic super-functional managers.

Consequently, each sink node in the Multi-Functional layer (Manager, Classifier, and Prioritizer) sends its report to the upper layer (General sink node), see Fig. 3.   3.

The pilot focused on modernizing aged applications that no longer met NMCI security requirements, and successfully demonstrated a more cost-effective automated transformation process alternative for functional area managers (FAMs) and central design agencies (CDAs), to use for modernizing workplace desktop applications than the conventional manual process.