Category:Management: Difference between revisions

The first atomic energy commisioners at Oak Ridge National Laboratory

Issues relating specifically to management, including human resource management, project management and innovation management

Subcategories

• Communication system operations and management - the management and control of communication systems such as telephones our computer networks
• Decision making - the individual or collective mental processes involved in selecting a course of action from alternative scenarios
• Financial management - the management of the financial resources of a firm, government, or an individual
• Human resource management - the management of the employees of an organization to optimize performance
• Information management - or IM, the collection and management of information and the distribution of that information to audiences
• Innovation management - the discipline of managing and encouraging innovation in an organization
• Marketing management - the discipline of the practical application of marketing techniques
• Organizational aspects - the contribution of organizational structure to an institution's functioning
• Project management - the discipline of planning, organizing and securing resources to achieve certain goals
• Quality management - the management of business processes to ensure consistent products or results
• Research and development management - the management of product innovation and of bringing new products to market
• Resource management - the effective and efficient employment of organizational resources where and when they are needed
• Risk analysis - a technique to identify and assess the factors that may impede the success of a project
• Software development management - the management of the creation of new software from inception to completion
• Supply chain management - or SCM, the management of a network of institutions and businesses to supply the goods needed for an end-product
• Technology management - a managment discipline that works to allow an organization to maximize the use of its technology