self-management
71self-interrupt — v. To interrupt one s own work to check social media or perform some other non work related task. self interruption n. Example Citations: Julie Morgenstern, author of Never Check E mail in the Morning, said: It s important to recognize how much… …
72Self-service kiosk — The self service kiosk or interactive kiosk, first came to prominence with the photo kiosk machines from Kodak (over 120,000 currently installed) and adoption by consumers coupled with advanced technologies such as touch screens. Self service… …
73Self storage — Unter einem Mietlager, auch Selbstlagerzentrum, Miet Box, wird ein Konzept bzw. ein Ort zur Einlagerung nicht ständig benötigter Möbel und anderer Dinge bezeichnet, das in den 1960ern als Self Storage erstmals in Nordamerika angeboten wurde. Der… …
74Self-Monitoring Analysis and Reporting Technology — Das Self Monitoring, Analysis and Reporting Technology (SMART bzw. S.M.A.R.T.), zu deutsch System zur Selbstüberwachung, Analyse und Statusmeldung, ist ein Industriestandard, der in Computerfestplatten eingebaut wird. Es ermöglicht das permanente …
75Self-Assessment — Unter Selbstbewertung versteht man: in der Kognitionspsychologie die Tatsache, dass Menschen ihr eigenes Verhalten und Handeln nach eigenen Kriterien, Werten und Normen bewerten können und sich somit auch selbst steuern können. in der Wirtschaft …
76Self-Regulating Organisations — ( SROs) Bodies empowered by the Financial Services Authority to authorise certain investment businesses. There are three SROs: the Securities and Futures Authority, the Investment Management Regulatory Organisation and the Personal Investment… …
77self government — independence, autonomy, independent management of matters relating to residents …
78Self-Regulating Organization — SRO One of several organizations set up in the UK under the Financial Services Act 1986 to regulate the activities of investment businesses and to draw up and enforce specific codes of conduct. By 1995 the SROs recognized by the Securities and… …
79Self-Regulating Organization — SRO One of several organizations set up in the UK under the Financial Services Act (1986) to regulate the activities of investment businesses and to draw up and enforce specific codes of conduct. By 1995 the SROs recognized by the Securities and… …
80self-diagnosis — A test function in electronic engine management systems with a test program monitoring input and output signals, detecting errors and storing them permanently in a fault memory …
