Sentence examples for proprietary management from inspiring English sources

According to a recent Post filing, the business faltered after its split from Kraft because it was no longer able to leverage Kraft's huge in-house sales force and its proprietary management tools for trade spending.

More recently, hardware and software companies have begun to add proprietary management software into their products.

Cloudera Standard is made up of CDH plus a limited version of Cloudera's proprietary management software and is available for free download.

Cloudera Enterprise is made up of CDH plus the full version of Cloudera's proprietary management software and requires an annual for-pay subscription.

The company sponsors the development of the free open source Zenoss Core and sells support along with enterprise versions of the open core offering that include proprietary management tools and analytics features.

He said: From his home near Outram Park, Khoo set up Stirling Training & Management Consultants Pte Ltd, a training and consultancy firm, which assisted clients in planning and implementing strategies, and motivating their executives through his proprietary "Management: The Sun Tzu Way" programmes.

"Hippo has set the bar for the future of insurance with its fully automated, proprietary policy management and proactive underwriting," Felicis managing director Victoria Treyger said in a statement.

Cliff Saran in [23] highlighted some of the difficulties involved in usage of self-managing systems such as common software standards across the industry and proprietary system management interfaces.

He then became chairman of the Swiss Re America Holding Corporation and was responsible for Swiss Re's proprietary asset management unit.

■ The technology start-up Honor, having raised $62 million in venture capital, intends to retain home care workers as employees, not as independent contractors, and pay them more by using a proprietary "care management platform" to reduce inefficiencies.

Before enrolling, I worked at San Francisco General Hospital on the decision support team building end-to-end web solutions that tie into the proprietary information management systems (EMR, Labs, Financial, etc). contracted by the organization.