Sentence examples for manage back from inspiring English sources

In Europe, too, companies now hire Infosys to manage back offices in their own backyards.

"You can either manage back down to the guidance by cutting investment programs, or you can agree to press on".

2) Perceived ability to manage 'work and pain' GPs' and physiotherapists' perceptions about their ability to manage back pain in the context of work, was similar.

In order to manage back pain, 85% of respondents believed that it was important to see an HCP (item 23), and 86% believed that they needed to know exactly what was wrong (item 24).

Based upon their risk of developing chronic pain (measured by STarT Back as described below) patients could then elect to receive an individualised combination of acupuncture, self-management groups and using the BBPS pack (booklet and CD with information and exercises for mobility and strength to manage back pain, provided to every patient attending information sessions).

The estimated prevalence and risk factors in this paper highlights the urgency of adapting better health systems and services to meet the changing health-care needs of the aged in low-and middle-income countries, primarily by improving the capacity to prevent and manage back pain and arthritis/joints pains.

Most SME retailers will have a customer relationship management (CRM) system in place to manage back-office operations, but those without can outsource this to an external agency.

Indian software giants in Bangalore, like Wipro, Infosys and MindTree, now manage back-room operations -- accounting, inventory management, billing, accounts receivable, payrolls, credit card approvals -- for global firms like Nortel Networks, Reebok, Sony, American Express, HSBC and GE Capital.

SAP is the world's leading ERP company, which helps companies manage back-end services related to technology, human resources and finance.

Virtualization with a managed services layer on top still has value, but mostly for legacy software that big companies use to manage back-end operations.

They did not manage back-to-back titles, but neither did they suffer the bewildering fate of being immediately relegated as Yorkshire and Nottinghamshire did in 2002 and 2006 respectively.