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Active management
* involves buying stocks in anticipation of their outperforming the market.
* is the opposite of passive management.
* strategy that has failed in every market where it has been tested.

Adaptive management
* is another practice of development adaptation with the environment
  - essential in the face of scientific uncertainty
  - the continual process of learning by doing and then doing better next time
* way of assessing methods for managing natural resources, such as woodlands.

Asset management
* Manage the person's money, investments, bills expenses, property and other assets.
* accounts combine clients' banking and investment activity into one account.
* can increase the value of the state's resources.
* means different things to different companies.

Bibliographic management
* covers a range of issues in the management of bibliographic data.
* is only one kind of scholarly record-keeping.

Business management
* involves the management of people, money, problems and opportunities.
* is management
  - the process of managing resources including time, money, and people
* process rooted in the future.

Career management
* concept that makes lots of sense in today's world of work.
* is an ongoing process that starts with deciding what university course to study.

Case management
* confidential and professional service offered to people with disabilities.
* is one approach to generalist practice.
* process which is being applied in many jurisdictions.
* service option of eldercare.
* term frequently used to describe an approach for managing complex medical care.

Cash management
* broad term encompassing everything from budgeting to taxes.
* is the lifeblood of a companies' treasury operations.

Category management
* is one of the new methods of organization
  - the practice of managing each product category as a separate business
* way to redesign the meat case in order to meet consumers' needs.

Channelization
* also increases water velocity, and thus reduces drainage time.
* can lead to erosion and bank damage during flood events.
* increases water flow rates and changes water flow pathways.
  - the process of straightening and deepening a stream channel

Classroom management
* means having students who behave like civilized humans.
* refers to things teachers do to organize students, space, time and materials.
* reflection of the teacher's attitude toward pupils and teaching.
* way to assess children's behavior in positive ways.

Configuration management
* defines the process used to create, maintain, and manage the documents.
* is the foundation on which all the other areas of management are based.

Conflict management
* depends on changes of identities.
* fast-growing and increasingly influential field.
* growing profession with increasing sophistication.
* is one of the fundamental emotional intelligence competencies.

Contract management
* niche within the procurement profession.
* plays roles.

Crop management
* dynamic activity that changes as technologies are developed.
* impacts on quality and safety of vegetable crops.

Data management
* is an important consideration when working with computers
  - integral to every profession
  - the road map to planning and strategy
* supports information and knowledge management, which facilitate decision-making.

Database management
* critical task for personalized printing.
* is management.
* very important function within any office or business environment.

Diabetes management
* balance of diet, exercise, and medication.
* requires awareness.
* series of choices.