These judges manage a backlog of nearly 750,000 cases, a figure that has grown from a low of less than 125,000 in 1999.
Airbus said it was less concerned about order cancellations than about managing a 3,715-plane 3,715-planeorderrth $478 backlog.
We literally jumped at the chance to begin managing our digital backlog by participating in SAA's 2015 Jump in 3 initiative, which allowed us to gain intellectual control over legacy media within the division's 1600 or so manuscript collections.
Treat your enterprise priorities as a managed backlog.
It's like having many workers going off work without informing anyone which ends up creating a huge backlog of work and now someone needs to manage the backlog and assign work to the existing workers and hire new workers.
"We're incredibly concerned in that judges should not feel undue pressure to dispose of these cases rapidly in an effort to manage the enormous backlog," Laura Lynch, senior policy counsel for the American Immigration Lawyers Association, told The Daily Beast.
Austria, the last stop on the way to Germany for migrants crossing the continent in numbers not seen since World War Two, has worried for weeks that its larger neighbor's frontier restrictions will create a backlog it cannot manage.
Other times it may be an effort to manage mortgage demand in order to clear a backlog of loans without adding manpower to handle additional volume, Shayowitz says.
Redshift, Amazon's petabyte-scale solution to better manage huge backlogs of data, was first announced in November 2012.
Sometimes, land that has been managed by, say, local authorities, has lacked investment for years and therefore there is a backlog of (sometimes expensive) management work to be done.
