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Manager - Coaching the Rookie Manager

In last January’s Manager column, “Fear of Trying: The Plight of the Rookie Project Manager,” Roger Pressman asked a question critical to the future of our profession: “So, how do we grow a good project manager? What do we teach the rookie who has just been appointed to lead her first software project?” Instead of answering this question directly, Pressman focused his article on four key skills...

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Information Manager

This paper analyzes the role of information managers, attempting at a definition of those special qualities that distinguish them from information scientists and librarians.

Concurrency Manager

The advent of web–based information systems significantly increased the number of concurrent programs. Concurrent programs must control concurrency to guarantee safe implementations, which avoid interference that lead systems to inconsistent states and behaviors. To implement some of these controls we need to use programming language features, such as blocking methods to avoid their concurrent ...

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significant changes to education for AHWs and increased levels of responsibility in the clinical environment. Remuneration in the community sector is not progressing in line with governmentemployed health workers. ACCHS health workers have higher levels of clinical skills and responsibilities than our colleagues in state health. Service delivery in the two sectors is very different, with state ...