Forest managers must attend to the interrelated, and sometimes directly opposed, wildlife interests of hunters, conservationists, and farmers.
The findings suggest that managers need to attend to how others are involved in the process, how the role is defined, and the degree of acceptance for the role.
In other words, bounded rationality compound by an operating context plagued by supply chain uncertainty limits the managers' attention to adequately attend to green issues.
Healthcare managers, while attending to policy changes, can also consider what they might do to support an innovative culture.
A central admonition of stakeholder theory is that managers in organizations need to attend to the interests of individuals and groups who can either assist or obstruct an organization's objectives (Phillips et al. 2007).
In this context quality improvement efforts become focused on perfecting the technical process of data collection ('developing sharper and better lenses' by adjusting data for case mix, for example), but managers and others fail to attend to the ways in which such data get produced in practice.
Yasiel Puig was given permission to leave camp Saturday to attend to what Manager Don Mattingly referred to as a personal issue.
It caromed into Rodriguez's face, and he fell to the ground, where the Yankees' trainer, Gene Monahan, and Manager Joe Torre attended to him.
Mike Mordecai nicked back a foul ball that struck Piazza's right thumb, and the game stopped for a few minutes as the trainer Scott Lawrenson and Manager Bobby Valentine attended to Piazza.
