### management:

Service management
* is an evolving field of study which focuses on a number of disciplines
  - the past, present, and future of network management
* means turning the whole organization into a customer-driven entity.

Sport management
* combines sport knowledge and skills with business knowledge and skills.
* fast growing and popular enterprise.
* is also a growing profession with a variety of career opportunities.

Storage management
* is concerned with the allocation of memory for programs and data.
* significant component for the marketability of Michigan potatoes.

Strategic management
* broader concept than strategic planning.
* fundamental skill that can be significantly strengthened in most managers.
* is about both the formulation and execution of strategy
  - the way a strategic plan is internalized by the company and carried out
* seeks to explain sustained differences in organizational performance.

Supervision
* form of control which complements follow-ups and evaluation.
* is only one of a number of factors impacting on the performance of the financial sector
  - the time and place to develop people management skills

Surgical management
* can help to improve the hearing of some patients with aural atresia.
* includes the debridement of necrotic areas.
* involves the use of arthroscopy.

Sustainable management
* is also economic management
  - the fundamental means for forestry development
* means a future for eels in the eel fishery.

Technology management
* is the management of risk and rewards.
* social process requiring people skills.

Thermal management
* is an important element of electronic product design.
* is critical in the operation and testing of high power electronic devices
  - to high-speed aircraft, especially hypersonic vehicles

Utilization management
* focuses on efficient use of mental health resources.
* highlights the quality and cost debate in health care.
* is key to constraining health care costs.
* process designed to evaluate the appropriateness of medical care.

Vegetation management
* consists of removing underbrush around one's home.
* emphasizes practices favorable to wildlife species such as turkey and bear.
* involves complex interactions.
* is one factor of many that influences tree vigor
  - the key to keeping vole populations in control

### management:

Water management
* Some water management is used to encourage desirable wetland vegetation within an impounded area.
* begins with soil management.
* can play an important role in reducing transmission risks.
* comes down to mitigating the effect of rainfall and watering.
* critical part of the best management practices for sports fields.
* has effects.
* is closely related to erosion control, and some practices overlap
  - critical to successful rice farming
  - crucial to keeping grass green and water hazards filled
  - important in controlling the disease
* key factor to optimising sorghum growth.
* significant issue, particularly at elevated ambient temperatures.

Watershed management
* aims at water conservation to increase biomass production.
* contributes to recreation and wildlife habitat.
* entails working with people, policies, and processes.
* holistic approach for handling water pollution and prevention.
* involves using the watershed as a planning and management unit.
* is concerned with potential contamination of municipal water supplies.
* valuable tool in protecting our lakes, our streams and our environment.

Workflow management
* deals with the specification and execution of business processes.
* describes what is done, how, by whom, and with what means.
* discipline that covers technology, organization, and methodology.
* integrates aspects of technology, organization, and methodology.
* is the infrastructure to enable cooperation and control.

### managers:

Project manager
* apply principles.
* are managers.
* evaluate alternatives.
* work with suppliers.