Sentence examples for practice of management from inspiring English sources
In The Practice of Management in 1954 he wrote: "Free enterprise cannot be justified as being good for business.
And as it opens new horizons in measurement, the modern data era, Mr. Brynjolfsson said, will transform the practice of management.
Robert Sutton and Barry Staw If [business academics] really wish to reinstitute ethical or moral concerns in the practice of management, we have first to reinstitute them in management theory.
In "Managers Not MBAs", a new book, he argues that conventional MBA courses offer "specialised training in the functions of business, not general educating in the practice of management".
The raft of laws covering health and safety, minimum pay, labour conditions, environmental standards, anti-discrimination, privacy and personal security are testimony to that.PROFESSOR DAVID KINLEY Sydney Law SchoolTo answer the question of what a company is for we need look no further than Peter Drucker's "The Practice of Management", first published in 1954.
"A lot of them do worry about being able to maintain the standard of living that they had," said Jeffrey A. Sonnenfeld, senior associate dean of executive programs and the Lester Crown Professor in the Practice of Management at the Yale School of Management.
The home secretary issued a code of practice on management of police information in July 2005.
The article also gives curious reports of Amazonian Indian practices of management and interchange of germplasm from useful plants.
Its decay reflected the decay of the welfare state, the failure of public peripheries, patronage-led local practices of management of public goods and an unopposed control of the neighbourhood by local criminality.
Although this is often very difficult to achieve in real situations, it is necessary for practices of management to evolve on the basis of sound empirical experience.
Accordingly, with reference to the accountability, the sustainability report (GRI, 2013 -G4) is a driver aimed to support a progressive process which incorporates shared principles, actions and practices of management and sustainable corporate governance.
