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Clinical Otolaryngology, 1986
A comprehensive model of tinnitus management is proposed. As it is rarely possible to abolish the symptom, management of the tinnitus patient must aim at precipitating the habituation process. The model is split into 'evaluation' and 'remediation' sections. In each section the various aspects of management are discussed.
S D, Stephens, R S, Hallam, S C, Jakes
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A comprehensive model of tinnitus management is proposed. As it is rarely possible to abolish the symptom, management of the tinnitus patient must aim at precipitating the habituation process. The model is split into 'evaluation' and 'remediation' sections. In each section the various aspects of management are discussed.
S D, Stephens, R S, Hallam, S C, Jakes
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A model for document management
Computer Communications, 1995We present a document management model used to understand and manage documents of any kind. The model is essential, in particular, for those who wish to become content providers. It applies both to traditional paper documents and to hypertext and hypermedia ones, but concentrates on currently used traditional documents.
Haim Kilov, Lillian Cuthbert
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Flexible Dataspace Management Through Model Management
Proceedings of the 2010 EDBT/ICDT Workshops, 2010The vision of dataspaces has been articulated as providing various of the benefits of classical data integration but with reduced up-front costs, which, combined with opportunities for incremental refinement, enables a "pay as you go" approach to the data integration problem.
Cornelia Hedeler +6 more
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The disruption management model
Journal of Business Continuity & Emergency Planning, 2011Within all organisations, business continuity disruptions present a set of dilemmas that managers may not have dealt with before in their normal daily duties. The disruption management model provides a simple but effective management tool to enable crisis management teams to stay focused on recovery in the midst of a business continuity incident.
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A conceptual model for design management
Computer-Aided Design, 1996Abstract Design management is a very important topic for every state-of-the-art cad / cae environment. By definition, the concept of design management addresses a set of functions which build, maintain, display, manage and enforce relationships among the data and among the design tools that are involved in a project.
ZANELLA, Marina, GUBIAN, Paolo
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The “Market Model” In Investment Management
The Journal of Finance, 1980CURRENT INVESTMENT PRACTICE, much influenced by the literature of the past two decades on capital asset pricing, relies heavily upon the concept of the "market portfolio." It is believed that the market portfolio of all outstanding risky securities is the most appropriate construct, but that an acceptable substitute for each class of securities (or ...
Rudd, Andrew, Rosenberg, Barr
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Knowledge Management Model for Project Management
2015Currently, organizations are aimed at developing, organizing, and using knowledge to create successful projects. Similarly, these organizations consider knowledge an important asset that collaborates in complying with the company’s strategic objectives and, hence, it is necessary to manage, control and maintain it.
Flor Nancy Díaz Piraquive +2 more
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Genericity for model management operations
Software & Systems Modeling, 2011Models are the core assets in Model-Driven Engineering, and are therefore subject to all kind of manipulations, like refactorings, animations, transformations into other languages, comparisons and merging. This set of model-related activities is known as model management. Even though many languages and approaches have been proposed for model management,
Louis M. Rose +5 more
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Models in Knowledge Management
2009Knowledge Management (KM) consists of a set of concepts, techniques and tools for creating, representing, distributing and evolving knowledge within an organizational context. This knowledge may be about the domain (e.g., cars and the car market for an auto maker), the organization itself (e.g., its current state, objectives, plans, finances), but also
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Automatic Model Generation in Model Management
2004Model management aims at solving problems that stem from model representation and its manipulation by considering models as first-class citizens that are manipulated by means of generic operators. MOMENT is a prototype that supports generic model management using an algebraic approach within the four-layered metamodeling culture of MOF [1].
Artur Boronat +2 more
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