'management foundation' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the basic skills and knowledge needed to become a successful manager, usually referring to a program or course created to give people these essential skills. For example, "This management foundation course will cover the basics of budgeting, staff management, and communication strategies."
Her father is the chairman of the Blackwell Corporation, a holding company in Vienna concerned with investment management, foundation management and television production.
So she enrolled on the business management foundation degree at Macclesfield College, and studied part-time, only having to leave work and attend college one afternoon a week.
Her research is funded by the NIH and foundations, including the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology Foundation and CRICO, the risk management foundation.
Haas has retained its strong general management foundation, and continues to produce leaders who excel at the core skills employers tell us they need more of: critical thinking, communication and constant adaptability.
Engineers from Det Norske Veritas, a risk management foundation, have modeled the Oseberg ship by computer and concluded it could be moved "with little probability of damage" if a gyroscopically controlled cradle is designed to bear all five tons of oak without the slightest stress or tilt.
Hadoop distributed file system (HDFS) is the file management foundation of reading or writing data based on Hive.
This is the Advanced Application option in the menu of courses that satisfy the Management Foundations requirement in Optimization and Simulation Modeling(OSM).
The course is entirely appropriate for second-year MBA students who have completed either base or accelerated MODS in their first year.nnnOIT 542 draws on knowledge acquired and skills developed in two other Management Foundations courses that are taken simultaneously: Data and Decisions ( OIT 265) and Microeconomics ( MGTECON 200 or 203).
Emphasizing new types of schools, particularly charter schools, and reforms focused around a business-oriented view of school management, foundations have reshaped education in these two cities.
This historic population shift is driving an ongoing global movement toward smart, connected cities where secure networks link everything from office buildings to transportation infrastructures, and intelligent data-management foundations are buoyed by the Internet of Things (IoT).
As things stand, with professional investment management, a foundation can seemingly last forever.
