Sentence examples for knowledge managers from inspiring English sources

By placing more value on editors' technical skills than on their professional experience and knowledge, managers have successfully degraded editing work, and also, the distinction among editors disappears.

It helps industrial knowledge managers to retrieve and analyze existing patent documents and extract structure information from patents with the aid of ontology and natural language processing techniques.

Actors with policy ecological knowledge: managers from the protected area (7), administrators from the municipalities (7), regional water agency (2), regional environmental office (3), local sustainability agency (3), NGO representatives (3), environmental education professionals (3), representatives of the private sector related to tourism (2), and journalists (2).

With that knowledge, managers could design a specific set of HRM practices that meet the expectations of the new recruits as far as possible while ensuring the CHW programme meets its goals.

As Brian Horne, senior knowledge manager at the Energy Saving Trust, says: If you're already managing your heating well with standard heating controls, then you won't save much more with a more complicated system.

I became the human knowledge manager, and I thought, there has to be a solution to manage all this, and that was the idea behind Cursor".

The Design Knowledge Manager allows for the browsing, editing, selecting and applying of technology nodes which encapsulate structural design knowledge.

It relies on a knowledge manager (KM) retaining a set of advanced statistics that track the suitability of spectral resources to support a set of heterogeneous applications under varying interference conditions.

The archetypes already designed and being internationally revised are available in a repository called the Clinical Knowledge Manager (CKM) [ 35].

The openEHR system maintains Clinical Knowledge Manager (CKM) as an official archetype repository to support the governance of international domain knowledge.

The Clinical Knowledge Manager (CKM) is queried for matching archetypes; when necessary, new archetypes are developed to reflect concepts that are not encompassed by existing archetypes.