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Active Adaptive Management for Conservation

Conservation Biology, 2007
Abstract:  Active adaptive management balances the requirements of management with the need to learn about the system being managed, which leads to better decisions. It is difficult to judge the benefit of management actions that accelerate information gain, relative to the benefit of making the best management ...
McCarthy, M. A., Possingham, H. P.
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Managing Complexity in Adaptive Case Management

2013
The success of knowledge work represents one of the most important assets for businesses to date, and managers across all industries are searching for new ways to increase the productivity in this domain. Since traditional approaches, such as Business Process Management do not provide the suitable context to support knowledge intensive workflows, the ...
Sebastian Huber   +3 more
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Management for Adaptability

NASSP Bulletin, 1977
A unique resource for adaptive management, believe these writers, is the principal-counselor team. The principal can facilitate the necessary structure while the counselor can enhance the process. These two leadership elements are es sential, they say, to the diverse, interconnected, and rational risk-taking school of the future.
William A. Bost, Charles P. Ruch
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Adaptive management; adaptive co-management; adaptive governance: what’s the difference?

Australasian Journal of Environmental Management, 2016
ABSTRACTSince the late 1970s, the literature on adaptive management has grown markedly. Active and passive forms have been identified, implementation trialled and institutional requirements explored. Adaptive management is now an accepted quality of governance and, in some cases, a legislative requirement of natural resource management.
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Adaptive People for Adaptive Management

2009
Fazey, I., Schultz, L. (2009). Adaptive people for adaptive management. In: Adaptive Environmental Management - A Practitioner's Guide, Allan, C.; Stankey, G.H. (Eds). Chapter 18, pp. 323-338. ISBN:9789048127108.
Ioan Fazey, Lisen Schultz
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Adaptive Fault Management

1994
Adaptive systems are not unusual at all. Adaptivity defines natural processes from evolution to the behavior of the individual human on a moment to moment basis. We should not confuse the sparsity of artificial adaptive systems created by man with the abundance of such systems produced by nature.
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Monitoring and Adaptive Resistance Management

Ecological Applications, 2002
An adaptive management strategy can be used to hedge against failures in the scientific assumptions underlying the high-dose plus refuge strategy for managing the resistance of the European corn borer to Bt corn. This will require sensitive monitoring coupled with effective adaptive management interventions.
D. A. Andow, A. R. Ives
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Adaptive Workflow Management in WorkSCo

16th International Workshop on Database and Expert Systems Applications (DEXA'05), 2006
Workflow technology has been typically used to automate well defined and repetitive business processes. The application of workflow systems to non-traditional, and more flexible environments has been a main topic of interest among the workflow research community.
Pedro Vieira 0001, António Rito Silva
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Demonstrator for adaptive SON management

NOMS 2016 - 2016 IEEE/IFIP Network Operations and Management Symposium, 2016
This demonstrator visualises a new paradigm for the management of Self-Organising Networks (SON), and the impact of SON management decisions on a heterogeneous mobile radio network. The main aspects shown thereby cover the operability of the system from a network operator perspective, and the effects of different SON implementation options on the Key ...
Schmelz, Lars Christoph   +4 more
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Toward Adaptive Logistics Management

Proceedings of the 38th Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, 2005
The aim of this paper is to discuss the implications of a complex adaptive systems approach to the management of logistics operations. The research is a result of the need for managers of logistics operation to be able to adapt to the ever-changing demands of their environment and customer demands.
Fredrik Nilsson, Jonas Waidringer
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