managing a company

Even theorists who strive to find the best ways of managing a company are split about the issue.

"Well, let's face it - if you're managing a company that's losing money over 10 years, there's got to be something wrong with management.

"We have a responsibility in managing a company," he later explained in an interview.

Each team is managing a company allocating economic resources to any of several variables in order to achieve a particular goal.

He is not interested in managing a company.

By 1986 she was heading all building renovation, managing a company within a company.

I didn't know anything about managing a company."

Mr. Bilzerian has said he is not interested in managing a company but rather seeks financial control.

For Mr. Solomon, 56 years old, the appointment means a return to managing a company.

But he took an apartment in Tel Aviv last year because of the dangerous commute to his job managing a company's computer system.

Raising a family, starting and managing a company an staying grounded in one of the most competitive ...

Customer relationship management (CRM) is a model for managing a company's interactions with current and future customers.

Mr Lindberg was eventually fined and banned from managing a company for one year for his role in the scandal.

The company "specializes in controlling telecom expenses by managing a company's voice, data, and wireless services through a combination of auditing, consulting and software".

It was the first major game by the developer, Vectorcome Development, and sees the player managing a company that develops and manufactures cars.

Northwestern, for example, will focus on how to evaluate and start a franchise, while Harvard will teach skills like developing a business plan and managing a company.

MANAGING a company with a wildly successful product can be like riding the Coney Island roller coaster.

Hicks left Brooker and Clayton's in 1866 to try his hand at owning and managing a company of his own, becoming the first black man to do both simultaneously.

I guess what's annoying to executives-to anybody who tries to spend their time managing a company as big as this-is these money managers who're always churning their investors' accounts.

Rather than looking at the details of managing a company as "micromanaging," Mr. Bossidy says, a chief executive must be intimately engaged in people management, strategic development and operations, which includes budgeting.

Creating a Supportive Atmosphere Royal Farros, the chief executive of iPrint.com, an online printing service, says managing a company involves a lot of the same expectations and feelings as having pets.

ARTHUR ANDERSEN'S consulting ranges from installing software to training employees for overseas assignments to managing a company's spending on environmental concerns.

Within the wood products manufacturing industry, Thomas J. Autzen and his family are most notably recognized for owning and managing a company that helped revolutionize wood-laminate milling methods still in use today.

Fulton Wilcox, who directs the North American e-commerce efforts of BOC Gases, an industrial gas producer, said that managing a company's e-business initiatives required "both a loose and tight approach."

Mr. Di Scala is confident that he will be able to get a job as a network engineer, managing a company's local area network, when he graduates with a certified network engineer degree in February.