Category Management. A4.3.1 The Contractor shall appoint and provide contact details for a Category Manager upon award to the Contract. Where the contract performance can be enhanced the Lead Organisation reserves the right to stipulate that the Contractor Category Manager must be changed.
Category Management. B.2.1 The Supplier shall appoint and provide contact details for a Supplier Category Manager upon award to the Framework. In the event of unsatisfactory performance the Client reserves the right to stipulate that the Supplier Category Manager must be changed.
Category Management. Category management is a strategic approach to purchasing that allocates a government’s procurement resources into specific categories of spending to be analyzed by category managers and aligned with the marketplace through in-depth spend and market analyses. The main objective of Category management is to build efficiencies and maximize purchasing decisions across the agency by reducing duplication in the contracting process; better leveraging the government’s buying power, and promoting the use of innovative and best in class solutions. By consolidating purchases into main areas of spend, category management serves to move the government away from managing purchases and evaluating prices individually across multiple purchasing units to more directly managing entire categories of common spend to deliver better value for the entire agency. This category for services is for the assistance in development and implementation of an action plan for Category Management or Product and Service Catalogs. If not available in-house, the action plan development or implementation by a subject-matter- expert shall be obtained/contracted by the awarded contractor(s) for this category. Services within this category are as follows:
Category Management. The Category Management module will be the primary interface between the management and the underlying data that is being used by the navigation tool. Programmatic interfaces to functionality such as category creation, category linking, category description, category activation, and category inactivation will be supported by this module.
Category Management. McKesson will have sole authority to manage the ------------------- Health Category, as follows.
Category Management. 3.1 Add / Edit Category You can add categories under My Contacts to manage your contacts. Click in the contacts category area to add a new category, input category name and click [OK] to finish. If you want to edit any category, click to open edit window, in here, you can add, delete, rename or sort categories. Note: Deleting a category won’t delete the contacts under the category. The contacts will be catego- rized as [Other Contacts].
Category Management. My Category Display all categories. Click on a category to see all the contacts under the category. Af- ter scanning a business card, the contact will display in My category and Sharing category. You may refer 5.1 Categorizing Cards to manage the category. * Sharing Category All the contacts from the same group display in Sharing Category. You may manage the category of sharing category, if you have full control authority. * Other user's category If you have full control authority for other users, you will be able to view the category of other users. You can manage your business cards by storing them in category groups. The Category tab is on the left side of the management window. You can find All Records category and Unfiled category as the default. WorldCard allows you to add as many user specified cat- egories and sub-categories to manage your business cards as you chose.
Category Management. As explained in [Xxxxxxx 2015a] sec 3.8, Wikipedia Categories are a key element of the EFD classification since they serve to find and organize the concepts (Articles) that we use to classify CHOs. • Organizing: we restructure the category network into a hierarchy (see the subsections). The providers or consumers can browse the hierarchy, visualize it, and explore objects by the hierarchy. For example "Category:Seafood" to find all articles related to seafood, and thereon all objects classified with those articles. 30 xxxx://xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/ 31 xxxx://xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx.xxxxxxxxxx.xxx-xxxxxxxx.xx/dataset/foodista 32 xxxxx://xxxxxxx.xxx/details/kasabi 33 xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxx.xxx/web/20140207204602/http://xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/schema • Finding: we assume that articles in the FD category tree are relevant for enrichment of FD content. This helps with disambiguation: if the same word has two Wikipedia articles, we pick the one that's in the FD hierarchy. Category assignments (article<category and category<category) are not in Wikidata, so we need to load them from DBpedia. We'll also consider adding this data to Wikidata, so it's easier to access from Wikidata.
