Sentence examples for manager information from inspiring English sources
Completely new jobs have sprung up in the past three years: content manager, information architect, chief e-business officer, chief knowledge officer.
Last year he was given the title of chief creative officer, which recognized his broad role at the company as merchandiser, brand manager, information technology officer and e-commerce innovator.
It is rather the multitasking Christopher Bailey at Burberry, who last year was given the title of "chief creative officer" to encompass his overall role as merchandiser, brand manager, information technology innovator, advertising inspiration and e-commerce controller — all alongside his main day job as design director.
Today we've got a late 2009 powerpoint presentation created by Tim Sutcliffe, MySpace's Senior Manager Information Architecture.
The expert system, denominated PROMISE as the Italian acronym for PROgnostic and Intelligent Monitoring Expert System, generates, in real time and in a form directly useful to the plant manager, information on the existence and severity of faults, forecasts on the future time history of both detected and likely faults, and suggestions on how to control the problem.
BMW Group "Open source innovations are necessary to drive the Automotive Industry's transition to the next generation of infotainment systems, helping bridge the gap between consumer electronics and In-Vehicle-Infotainment solutions," said Graham Smethurst – GENIVI Alliance president and general manager, Information and Communications Systems, BMW Group.
Under it, unions will have to give managers information about their membership.
The illustration uses a theoretical model that describes the relationships between key product development practices (i.e., heavy-weight product development managers, information technology use and concurrent engineering) and performance as measured through product innovation and quality.
This paper proposes a solution approach based on cooperative multi-agent-based principled negotiation between agents that represent network managers, information service providers, and drivers equipped with route guidance systems.
Likewise, report design is very accommodating to managers' information needs.
The paper addresses this issue by providing empirical evidence to build a theoretical framework to explain managers' information seeking behaviour.
