### management:

Dietary management
* is crucial for long term management in the affected dogs
  - important for management of failure to thrive and during long illnesses
* is the corner stone of managing the obesity
  - primary therapy for adverse reactions to foods in dogs and cats
  - useful for prevention of obesity
* is very important for children in general, and autistic children in particular
  - inportant in the management of renal disease in older animals

Disease management
* Some disease management includes conventional treatments
* reduces cost.

Document management
* deals with groups of documents.
* involves handling information from many derivatives.
* is considered as a means for information management in enterprises.

Effective management
* contributes to a healthy forest as well as a healthy economy.
* is fundamental for the successful operation of all types of enterprises.
* is the backbone of success in business
  - difference between program success and failure
* needs skills.
* requires attention
  - more attention

Environmental management
* allows organisations to control their potential effect on the environment.
* can also influence pest development in the greenhouse.
* is an integral part of the gas industry's philosophy and operations.

Fault management
* includes the remote detection, diagnosis and correction of network problems.
* is important in all types of network, both voice and data.

File management
* is an important subset of a recordkeeping system.
* refers to the organization, storage, and maintenance of images and related metadata.

### management:

Financial management
* emphasizes customer service based on customer needs.
* encompasses the sources and uses of funds in all sectors of the economy.
* includes credit, debt, and investment or loan management.
* is also a large part of the criminal system
  - concerned with the optimal allocation of a company' s financial resources
* is important in all types of business and government operations
  - any business
  - key to self sufficiency
  - the key to managing solvency
* refers to paying bills, keeping track of expenses and managing money.

Fisheries management
* focuses on the processes an principles of the fisheries resource
  - and principles of the fisheries resource
* helps meet the increasing demand for recreational fishing.
* is another growing area of employment in marine science
  - regional as fish are migratory
* starts with habitat.

### management:

Forest management
* affects hydrology primarily through manipulation of vegetation.
* can contribute to the long-term sustainability of our forests
  - help wildlife
* harms all wildlife
* helps wildlife.
* is an investment that can earn a competitive rate of return for the investor
  - earns a competitive rate of return for the investor
  - directly related to economics
* is the art and science of managing forest change
  - practice of tending a renewable, solar powered, energy source
* partnership - a shared collective responsibility.

### management:

Good management
* based on good judgment is essential in caring for all animals.
* consists in showing average people how to do the work of superior people.
* improves work performance and the quality of people's working lives.
* involves more than raising sheep, selling lambs and wool, and paying bills.
* is about making choices, making decisions
  - important in determining a horse's lifespan
  - practiced by supervisors in many organizations
  - that which leads to the desired behavior by organizational members
* is the key component of a herd health program for both cattle and elk
  - to protecting environmental quality
  - synthesis of everyone's ideas
* plays a key role in maintaining proper hoof health.
* relates to the structure within the club or organisation and how it is managed.
* sub-set of good leadership.