f) Strengthen human resource competencies in management, social management and technical aspects for better implementation of services.
The best supply chain managers must be skilled in advanced management and technical aspects that go further than distribution from vendors to customers.
The International Organization for Standardization ISO 15189 standard addresses requirements for quality in management and technical aspects of the clinical laboratory.
"I have spent the last nine years working within the coaching, management and technical aspects of the British cycling team," Boardman told the BBC at the Track World Championships in Melbourne.
In the seafood industry, the term quality management has been used to focus mostly on the management of the technical aspects of quality in a company, for instance, the Canadian Quality Management Programme which is based on HACCP but covers other technical issues such as labelling.
In game development, the project manager is the game producer and must bring together management, technical, and aesthetic aspects to create a successful game.
He also appealed to Washington to provide more training for officers, particularly in management and on the technical aspects of defense, and Mr. Wolfowitz responded that such training made sense for a military in a democracy.
While existing literature on EV charging demand management has focused on technical aspects and considered EV-owners as utility maximizers, this study proposes a behavioural model incorporating psychological aspects relevant to EV-owners facing charging decisions and interacting with the supplier.
Controlled trials evaluating the impact of prediction rules on patient management have concentrated on technical aspects (like computerized calculation of global risk and standardized documentation) [ 15, 16].
Long perceived in the classical literature as focused on technical aspects, project management is re-viewed in an empirical investigation that underscores the place of value judgment.
A complex picture of collective and individual responses emerged; uncritical adoption of the medical model, with pain as normal and focus on technical aspects of management conforming to a "reference typology".
