Sentence examples for management authors from inspiring English sources

Members of the group also include American Airlines, Broadvision, KPMG and 1 1 Marketing, a business consulting company founded by the management authors Don Peppers and Martha Rogers that focuses on customization in business.

In their 2002 book Myofascial Pain and Fibromyalgia: Trigger Point Management authors orthopedic surgeon Edward S. Rachlin and physical therapist Isabel Rachlin recommended use of the Magic Wand for self-treatment by patients with myalgia.

In approaching the study and practice of heart failure (HF) management, authors recognise that the patient doctor relationship has a central role in engaging patients in their care.

In reporting studies of e-interventions for medications management, authors should be explicit about which specific applications were studied, their features and implementation strategy, and should consider using standard definitions.

Not that long ago, every management author had a chapter on how Enron was brilliantly transforming water into wine.

Kath Houston is a careers adviser and career coach, a published career management author and senior fellow of employability and enterprise at the University of Central Lancashire.

Like any slickly published management author, he comes up with a list of seven memorable elements, all of them conveniently beginning with the same two letters of the alphabet.

"We must reject the idea well-intentioned, but dead wrong—that the pridea well-intentionedss in the social sectors is to butome 'more like a business'," wrote Jim Collins, a bestselling management author, in a recent monograph, "Goodead Great and the Social Sectors".

Table 6 Data for land use and land change studies (including agriculture practices, agro-tourism, and policy and management) Author Study years Region Method used 1.

Increasingly, the only sustainable competitive advantage has become an organization's ability to overcome what management author Peter Senge calls its "organizational learning disabilities," and to grow and change with the times.

Thinking about business management author Michael Leboeuf's quote from his 1985 book The Greatest Management Principle in the World (Putnam), "what gets rewarded gets done," reminds us to consider the factors that motivate someone to want to improve at his or her job.