Sentence examples for implementation managers from inspiring English sources

Private research universities spend $7,000 a year per student on "administrative support": not only deans and department heads but also psychologists, counsellors, human-resources implementation managers and so on.

Following implementation, managers generally want to determine the impact of such operational innovations on firm performance.

To ensure privacy compliance and proper implementation, managers can effectively track changes and set permissions and sharing settings — in addition to more complex auditing features.

This means that EMR implementation managers should pay much more attention to promoting the service quality of EMR systems.

Job Responsibilities: I am the site implementation manager for General Motors (one of a variety of companies for which EDS manages information system technology).

Nicola Pugh, the Greater Manchester CRC's strategic implementation manager, says that the current ICO, despite only starting in June 2014, is showing a reoffending rate of around a similar 10% among the approximately 520 offenders on the scheme.

A typical day for me as a site implementation manager includes facilitating customer meetings (sometimes on site), including kickoff meetings, regular steering committee meetings, and tollgate meetings.

In his current duties as an implementation manager, by day he talks with customers who want to purchase the firm's legal-contract software, trying to customize the software to meet customers' needs.

In London, about 60% of people own a car, but Amalia Pacquola, 32, implementation manager at a financial firm, isn't one of them — despite her slightly unusual transportation requirements.

"I can't even imagine what could come out next that would even make me change my shopping on Amazon," said Parker, a client implementation manager at Principal.

Michael Spencer is an ex-Wall Street implementation manager and veteran entrepreneur focused on bringing innovative business solutions to social problems in the developing world.