decision maker

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decision maker - someone who administers a business

administrator

academic administrator - an administrator in a college or university

director, manager, managing director - someone who controls resources and expenditures

executive, executive director - a person responsible for the administration of a business

chief, top dog, head - a person who is in charge; "the head of the whole operation"

hosteller, hotel manager, hotelier, hotelkeeper, hotelman - an owner or manager of hotels

land agent - a person who administers a landed estate

security director - head of a private security force working for a business or industry

vice chancellor - a deputy or assistant to someone bearing the title of chancellor

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Respondents of IDC's Global IoT Decision Maker Survey include IT and line of business decision makers (director and above) from 29 countries across six industries that have invested or plan to invest in IoT projects.

IDC's 7th Annual Global IoT Decision Maker Survey Reveals IoT as a Leading Digital Transformation Initiative, but Organizations Struggle with Skills Gaps and Infrastructure Readiness

Dahl's core thesis is that these strikes are prevented by a combination of precise tactical warning from the American intelligence community and the receptivity of decision makers to the data provided.

Intelligence and Surprise Attack: Failure and Success from Pearl Harbor to 9/11 and Beyond

Drawing upon the behavioral theory of the firm (Cyert and March 1963; Greve 2003a, b), this conceptual analysis offers that stable deviation from firm-specific levels of multinationality can be explained by decision maker use of aspirations.

Understanding 'misfits': Aspirations and systematic deviations from firm-specific optimal multinationality

Business decision makers are under the same pressure as IT to optimise budgets, standardise processes, and achieve greater efficiency.

BuIldING a Cloud STraTeGy THaT WorkS for THe BuSINeSS

IT decision makers indicate a huge desire for an enterprise-wide security architecture that combines cyber security with access while enabling segmentation across wired and wireless networks.

IT decison makers consider WLAN to be the major risk: Survey

Assume that <[MATHEMATICAL EXPRESSION NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII]> be a rough neutrosophic number for the rating of k-th decision maker. After using AGO operator, we obtain [E.sub.k] = <[T.sub.k],[I.sub.k],[F.sub.k]> as a single valued neutrosophic number for the rating of k-th decision maker.

Rough neutrosophic TOPSIS for multi-attribute group decision making

development [funding] finances maternal and child health activities, so this shows there is a policy shift."--Ethiopian decision maker

An assessment of family planning decision makers' and advocates' needs and strategies in three East African countries

The key distinction was between errors as to the jurisdiction of the decision maker and errors that were non-jurisdictional.

Can there be too much context in administrative law? Setting the standard of review in Canadian administrative law

When we talked to ICT decision makers in 2011 they indicated that their primary focus had remained unchanged from 2009; in the majority respondents were still focused on improving the way in which teams across the organisation communicate and collaborate.

"Whitehall CIO Trends: Tracking Central Government ICT decision makers trends" Published

The Decision Maker is a cleverly crafted tale about Tom Anderson, the new owner of a manufacturing firm who decides to spread decision-making throughout the organization.

The Decision Maker

Removal or other rights exercisable by an independent board of directors (or similar governing body) could indicate a decision maker is an agent.