Even worse than wasting resources, today's zero-sum management imposes ever heavier burdens on society as a whole: witness the credit crunch, colossal inequalities and the pillaging of Earth's resources without provision for the future.
According to investment firm Bestinvest, the £8.6bn in green and socially responsible funds represents just 1.2% of the total sum under management – the same as this time last year.
One reason is the industry's growth: the sum under management has ballooned from about $50 billion in 1990 to $600 billion today.
In sum, such management lack adaptability (Table 1) and are unlikely to be effective.
In sum, for management purposes, a subsidy program needs not only a system for generating descriptive statistics from data flowing in from eligibility determinations and subsidy payments, but should also collect ancillary data from sample surveys of workers and firms, to answer questions that go beyond simple descriptions of subsidies paid and their recipients.
It's likely to spin off a stock-trading division with $900 million a year in profit, says Rochdale Securities analyst Richard Bove, although it might grab back much of that sum through a management contract.
The Scaling up Management (SUM) framework developed by Kohl and Cooley builds on Korten's framework by identifying successful replication when other organizations increase their uptake and use of the innovation [ 25].
Manager, Physiotherapy In sum, the level of management and organisational support for learning acted as a key barrier or enabler for workplace learning through influencing the amount and quality of learning opportunities available to staff.
The Office's David Brent summed up his management philosophy in glowing terms.
The PSDB's Minas branch sums up the management shock as "spending less on government and more on citizens".
Dutch DJ Benny Rodrigues, who like many electronic artists, operates without any management sums it up best: "If you wanna get things done properly, do it yourself". .
