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The new quality philosophy and management's role

Narath, A. - 2008

This talk is about leadership. Leaders are people at every level in an organization who believe in change and are energized by it. They understand the difficult realities of competitive existence. They motivate and challenge. They provide positive reinforcement -- but are never satisfied with...

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Computer-based tools for decision support at the Hanford Site

Doctor, P.G.; Mahaffey, J.A.; Cowley, P.J.; Freshley, M.D. - 2008

To help integrate activities in the environmental restoration and waste management mission of the Hanford Site, the … information and management support tools. Technical tools include performance and risk assessment models, information management … systems, data and the computer infrastructure to supports models, data, and information management systems. Management …

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ORNL implementation of new health and safety requirements (DOE Order 5480. 11)

Abercrombie, J.S. - 2008

New mandates in radiological protection outlined in DOE Order 5480. 11, include changes in the methodology for determining total radiation dose, ALARA program accountability, monitoring requirements, and standards for public entrance into controlled areas. The new order places distinct...

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Guidance document on the variance propagation requirements in DOE Order 5633. 3

Sanborn, J. - 2008

DOE facilities handling special nuclear material are required to comply with DOE Order 5633.3, which addresses various aspects of nuclear material accounting. In particular, it requires that control limits be calculated for nuclear material inventory differences. These requirements and methods...

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Design of Studies for Development of BPA Fish and Wildlife Mitigation Accounting Policy Phase II, Volume II, 1985-1988 Technical Report.

Kneese, Allen V. - 2008

; Part II, Models for Cost-Effectiveness Analysis; and Part III, Ocean Fisheries Harvest Management. …

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Proposed Revenues, Financial Strategy, and Program Costs for FY 1992 and 1993 : Technical Appendix, BPA Programs in Perspective.

United States. Bonneville Power Administration. - 2009

Programs in Perspective is the Bonneville Power Administration's public involvement process (PIP) for engaging customers and other stakeholders in a regional dialog to set strategic direction and broad program plans for BPA effort. This planning leads into a biennial rate setting cycle and...

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Bonneville Power Administration Budget for Fiscal Year 1993.

United States. Bonneville Power Administration. - 2009

This report contains the FY 1993 Congressional budget for the Bonneville Power Administration. The overview includes tables and summary statements of (1) Current services -- Program and financing; (2) Status of borrowing and cash flow; (3) Impact of repayment proposal on Federal Columbia River...

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Techniques handbook: project management. Work breakdown structures. ERDA handbook 0805. 3 part 1

2008

The Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) technique is primarily a project management planning technique which is aimed at …

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Feasibility study to update annualized cost of leaving (ACOL) procedures at the Navy Personnel Research and Development Center (NPRDC)

Trumble, D.; Flanagan, D.M. - 2008

Accurate forecasts of officer retention rates are required in order to shape correctly the size and internal structure of the Navy manpower force through accession, promotion, and related policies. This study, conducted in 1987 for the Navy Personnel Research and Development Center (NPRDC),...

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Prolonging the life of software

Connell, J.; Brice, L. - 2009

Presented here are methods for successfully controlling software maintenance activity so that present systems will be more useful and less expensive to support. While it is based on experience at Los Alamos National Laboratory, it is not based on solutions developed and implemented there. Los...

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