Former Canadian IT manager for SkyTrain, George Slade, told me that there were managerial and physical issues at stake.
Speaking of integration of Sowa-Rigpa in Bhutan since 1967, Wangchuk et al 22 suggest that there are managerial lessons offered by the juxtaposition and collaboration of conceptually distinct systems within a single administrative and policy unit, such as a ministry.
While initially formed as an autonomous public body under the Ministry of Health, stakeholders soon realized that there were managerial obstacles associated with its association with the ministry, and the need for increased independence.
From 25 November to 2 December there were seven managerial casualties but, rather than shock, there seems to be a degree of acceptability to the cull that former England manager Graham Taylor calls "part and parcel" of the game.
"In addition to a large capital requirement, there's a managerial requirement," Dr. Graves said.
There are five managerial openings, including the Mets' after yesterday's firing of Bobby Valentine.
If there's a managerial change it's not going to be someone in the top 10".
"Within the news and advertising departments, there are some managerial positions that have been eliminated in this structuring," he said.
That kind of turnover is not unusual; last season, across the 20-team Serie A, there were 31 managerial changes, a record probably unmatched worldwide.
And then there is the managerial creed, which shifts emphasis away from the "invisible hand" and towards professional managers "who consciously direct economic forces for the common good".
