The study sample is 171 organizational managers.
organizational managers have all necessary authority and means to direct full compliance with such orders from the Assistant Secretary.
Finally, through a case study, this paper analyzed the optimal allocation of resources of team knowledge collaboration and provided a basis and standards for organizational managers to design an incentive mechanism.
Ironically, by implementing such all-encompassing and prespecified systems, organizational managers in effect lose control of the strategic and operational processes and models that frame and instantiate the enterprise's management information system and ultimately their actions.
These findings have provided useful insights for organizational managers to plan and implement employee development strategies, and for career counselors to design psychological interventions, taking into account the conditions that will make career adaptability most effective to deal with job-related experiences (e.g., the job content plateau).
WHY In the last industrial revolution, when companies grew through economies of scale, the focus of higher education was to train students to become business leaders and organizational managers who would optimize profit and minimize risk.
That leads to a greater concern on the part of organizational managers for the physical dimensions of sustainability--their use of water, energy and materials and the impact of an organization's production, consumption and products on ecosystems.
Thus, nurse administrators and other organizational managers and policymakers need to provide health professionals and, in particular, nurses a supportive professional environment to speed research-based practice movement.
Intended users of our research results include kidney health teams, educators, organizational managers and senior leaders and health policy makers interested in addressing barriers to HD access in clinical practice.
