management Definition
man·age·ment (man′ij mənt)
noun
- the act, art, or manner of managing, or handling, controlling, directing, etc.
- skillful managing; careful, tactful treatment
- skill in managing; executive ability
- the person or persons managing a business, institution, etc.
- such persons collectively, regarded as a distinct social group
management Synonyms
management Synonyms
management
n.
Direction
supervision, superintendence, control; see administration 1, command 2.Those who undertake management
directors, administrators, executives; see administration 2, authority 3.
management Usage Examples
Converse of object
- improve: The proposals made were put forward to improve the management of Council activities and to provide a more contemporary and flexible structure.
- centralize: It is intended for small sites allowing centralized management.
Adjective modifier
- senior: You alone observe that the senior management never back me up.
- sustainable: The vision of CAMS is ' a shared strategy for sustainable management of water resources within a catchment area ' .
- effective: Effective traffic management will enable all classes of road user to undertake safe mobility.
- day-to-day: This role will be responsible for the day-to-day management of the Data Changes / Issues process under which the Brand Data Action Group operates.
- environmental: ISO 14001:2004 is a part of a series of international standards applicable to any organization, anywhere relating to environmental management.
- financial: The Council has a sound system of financial management.
Modifies a noun
- team: Stirling's management team will now set their sights on bringing in new players.
- system: We can also provide an on line content management system for you allowing you to make your own updates easily.
- committee: The AGM of the management committee was held in April 2006.
- consultancy: He has worked in the public sector and management consultancy.
- skill: Discover how you can really put your project management skills to work!
- tool: Users can create their own reports and queries quickly and easily varying from simply to complex making it the ideal management tool.
Noun used with modifier
- waste: However, advice on good waste management practice is available through Hertfordshire Environment department.
- risk: The Basel II program is a key risk management development for the Bank in 2005.
- project: Discover how you can really put your project management skills to work!
- asset: With a wired infrastructure, answering the same question is simple: you look at your IT asset management database.
- traffic: Effective traffic management will enable all classes of road user to undertake safe mobility.
- performance: The Best Value Performance Plan is also an important aspect of the Council's new performance management arrangements.
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