Sentence examples for management metric from inspiring English sources
"While we track this management metric internally to gauge our performance, we encourage you to base your investment decision on whatever metrics make you comfortable," Andrew Mason, Groupon's chief executive, said in a letter to investors.
A bi-criterion stochastic MINLP was formulated to minimize the expected total annual cost (TAC) and its variability, controlled by the worst case (WC) risk management metric.
As a result of all employees rallying around the purpose of being allies, the company's Net Promoter score, a management metric used by many big companies to gauge the loyalty of customer relationships, has gone up exponentially.
Technology Readiness Levels (TRLs) developed by NASA as a general metric of technology advancement and it has been widely accepted as a systems engineering and technology management metric tool.
Its performance management metric consists of two dimensions: market competitiveness (e.g., revenue and profit margin) and strategic alignment (i.e., the extent to which the ME's goals align with the organizational goals).
Using the evidence presented by the Commission of Inquiry established to investigate extreme flooding events across Queensland in 2010 2011, this paper describes Brisbane City Council's ongoing attempts to derive a 'Q100' flood risk management metric as a means to determine urban planning policy.
According to the specific DTN protocol used, the DTN Manager can include functionalities, such as node addressing, buffering, queue management policies, metric calculations for probabilistic delivery rate, etc.
Metric: In trust management, different types of metrics are used for dynamic trust establishment.
However, a general, efficient, and scalable solution for metric data management is still a resisting research challenge.
From the perspective of gauging clinical utility of CMA, if we uphold the intermediate outcome of altered medical management as a relevant metric, reporting variants of uncertain significance appears to confer utility but to varying degrees.
These include: understand correlations; calculate your exposures based upon total amounts at risk; don't trust sophisticated models, keep it simple; and use a multi-metric exposure management approach that does not rely on one measure.
