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Habitat management
* includes developing and improving water sources.
* involves proper manipulation of commercial forestland and agricultural crops
  - the identification and protection of critical habitats for grizzlies
* is the key to sustained wildlife numbers
  - science and art of changing habitat
* plays roles.

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Impression management
* is an idea spoken about in the discipline of sociology
  - the discipline of sociology. * the discipline of sociology. It is about the experience in everyday life where people control the way that they appear to others. People do this by selecting certain gestures, speech patterns, feminine or masculine expressions, as well as certain expressions of class and cultural interest. This so that people can give a particular image to others about who they want to be and how they want to be seen

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Information management
* critical element within food, hospitality and travel industries.
* encompasses both information technology and data management.
* has a vital part in environmental protection
  - several dimensions, such as availability, organization, and application
* is an area of high demand
  - enormously important in modern diplomacy and in responding to crisis
* is the DNA of trial advocacy
  - mechanical process of collecting, exchanging and analyzing data
  - used as a tool for the ultimate evil, as well as for a resplendent good
  - where women are now building their careers
* major subsection of Understanding the governance context.
* plays a key role for managers today.
* refers to the effective and efficient application of information resources.
* uses technology for information collection, storage and control.

Intensive management
* is another key element associated with producing horticultural crops
  - the key to success in lamb feeding
* treatment regimen that aims to keep blood glucose levels close to normal.

Investment management
* higher return business than life insurance or distribution.
* is one benefit of mutual funds investing.

Irrigation management
* involves matching the amount of water precisely to plant needs.
* is particularly important in years with little rainfall.

Key management
* deals with the secure generation, distribution, and storage of keys.
* refers to the distribution, authentication, and handling of keys.

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Knowledge management
* begins with effective management of information resources and their usage.
* can be as simple as getting the right information to the right people
  - help entrepreneurial companies grow in today's competitive global market
  - mean different things to different companies
  - turn experience and information into results
* concerns the capture, warehousing and interrogation of facts.
* deals with a higher level human function.
* facilitates the creation and sharing of knowledge.
* harnesses intellectual capital and knowledge assets.
* means creating huge, unwieldy databases
  - having the right knowledge in the right place at the right time
  - technologically driven process change

Load management
* is another way for businesses to reduce their electric bills.
* means of controlling the amount of electricity being used at any one time.

Management strategy
* Management strategies depend on status.
* Some management strategies are used by birds.

Manure management
* growing concern for owners of horse properties.
* is also important to decrease insect populations
  - most important for house fly reduction
  - the needed activity at the end of the production process