Resource Management

Resource management refers to the strategic planning, allocation, and utilization of resources, such as personnel, materials, and equipment, to achieve specific goals and objectives. In the context of research, effective resource management is crucial for optimizing project outcomes, reducing costs, and improving overall efficiency, making it a vital aspect of research project planning and execution for researchers and organizations alike.

Resource Management

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