Sentence examples for managers to collect from inspiring English sources
We developed relatively simple data collection tools which enabled middle level managers to collect rapidly relevant data on the effectiveness of each individual programme component, as well as identify possible efficiency gains and missed opportunities where integration was not yet supported by policies and protocols.
Even minor lords lived away from their peasant tenants, protected them poorly if at all, and relied on salaried managers to collect payments that, in some cases, had lost all social justification; lordship had degenerated into an unsentimental economic practice.
As Mr. Marsal tells it, he became part of the Citibank bad-loan unit after a mistake: In 1976, he made a loan to Sambo's, a restaurant chain that later went bankrupt, and was ordered by his managers to collect it.
YapStone's main product is RentPayment — as you can probably guess, it's a service for property managers to collect credit card and electronic check payments from their tenants.
Understanding and using cost management is a key to success in any type of organization, because it helps managers to collect important data about the costs assigned to products, services and customers and use it for planning and control function.
Firm-level data were collected from 59 seafood processors located in the Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao cluster areas in the Philippines.4 Face-to-face interviews using a semistructured questionnaire were conducted in September to December 2005 with plant managers to collect data covering the period 1998 to 2005 of their operations.
CSM has ACCP Information Manager to collect and manage the information of the whole users, content spaces, and active works in collaboration domain.
The design allowed the project manager to collect input from the students on how to make exhibitions more 'user friendly' to their age demographic, as well as to children and young adults in general.
Jan . 28 , 1985part 1): Prince spots Madonna backstage at the American Music Awards, reportedly asking his manager to collect her phone number.
This paper describes a manual-style Decision Support System that integrates land degradation indicators with adaptive management options and is designed for land managers to easily collect data and monitor progress towards environmental sustainability goals.
The development of a comprehensive health systems framework, key tracer indicators and relatively simple data collection tools in this intervention enabled middle level managers to feasibly collect relevant data rapidly and to identify possible bottle necks to optimal programme performance.
