Sentence examples for management and technological from inspiring English sources

In this paper, I am specifically interested in studying the interface between security management and technological progress.

We have designed a model that expresses the expected annual loss for the firm and have solved it under potential market scenarios and management and technological constraints.

Even though both the importance of aid agency security management (HPN 2010; Egeland et al. 2011; Collinson and Duffield 2013) and the relevance of technological progress in the aid sector (e.g., IFRC 2013; UNOCHA 2013) are studied on their own, security management and technological progress are only infrequently studied in junction.

Later, KEMRI improved its innovation management and technological capabilities through recruitment and training, but these were still inadequate to ensure the success of its next effort in product development.

The implementation of farmer field school (FFS) program along with strong extension service could help in this direction as it is an innovative, participatory, and interactive model approach to educate the farmer about various farm practices, crop management strategies, and technological up-gradation.

The company's business includes electric power production, management and investment, technological consultation for electric power production, overhaul and maintenance for hydropower works.

Based on a case study of Lake Erie's Sandusky watershed, we use an integrated human-biophysical model to investigate the influence of two parameters on SES dynamics: (1) regional societal preferences that impact watershed management and (2) technological innovation that alters agricultural nutrient efficiency.

In a July report, the Centre for the Study of Financial Innovation CSFII) said there were concerns about whether the microfinance industry was prepared to tackle strategic challenges in client management, new products and technological change.

This study sets out to empirically test the research framework and identify the relationship between green supply chain management (GSCM) practices and technological innovation (TI) in manufacturing firms.

The analysis is based on a new theoretical framework that argues that national systems of finance and corporate governance have had, and continue to have, a profound effect on the resourcing and management of technological change, and on the development of firms more generally.

Specifically, in the literature on the management of technology, technological innovation is characterized as the introduction of a new technology-based product into the market: "Technological innovation is defined here as a situationally new development through which people extend their control over the environment.