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operation noun act, action, campaign, course of accion, crusade, effectio, enterprise, execution, exploit, handling, management, move, movement, practice, procedure, proceeding, process, production, pursuit, routine, step, stratagem, stroke, task, thrust, undertaking, venture See also: act, activity, behavior, calling, campaign, commission, conduct, course, deal, enterprise, instrumentality, management, maneuver, manner, method, modus operandi, performance, practice, procedure, process, scheme, system, transaction, undertaking, usage How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Martinez has worked for the city for 26 years and was in charge of overseeing the city's preparations for the Y2K computer operation. The teachers pre and post test self-assessment rubric addressed nine areas of computer use: basic computer operation, file management, word processing, use of spreadsheets, use of databases, graphics use, hypermedia use, network and telecommunications use, and use of technology for student assessment. After a stint at GE, where he boned up on the latest technological advances in the product-marketing department, Holmes was invited aboard Reynolds & Reynolds in 1984 to head up its then rather messy and crude computer operation. |
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