Intermediate Labour Market is defined by the former Department of Transport, Local Government and the Regions, as a "a combination of training and employment which moves people off Income Support and into employment." Social firms (see also) operate in intermediate labour markets. ILM Projects provide training and work experience within the supportive structure of a community business. The work experience, often a year in length, provides a stepping stone to employment.
Intermediate Labour Market (a subsidised employment opportunity which is usually created in the not-for-profit sector as a stepping stone between unemployment and a job in the mainstream labour market).
Intermediate Labour Market Schemes offering a combination of training and waged work experience, with an emphasis on personal development; usually over a 12 month period. They aim to aim to provide stepping stones into unsupported work for those people with experience of long-term unemployment. Schemes are often subsidised or supported by public sector and voluntary sources of finance. (DTLR) For an example of an ILM scheme visit http:// www.glasgowworks.co.uk/frames.htm
Knowledge, cognition, learning, science; it refers more specifically to the special religious knowledge imparted by the Imaam or Da'i to the mumineen; “'ilman wa ‘amalan” means theoretically and practically; “taalib-e-‘ilm” means student; “'ilm-e-ladunni” means the knowledge imparted by Allah to His prophet through spiritual intuition.
Arabic term meaning "knowledge." The Qurâ€(tm)an and Hadith encourage Muslims to constantly strive to increase their knowledge, of both religious and worldly matters.
Information Lifecycle Management. A process which comprehensively and dynamically manages the assignment of storage resources to data, based on attributes such as the criticality of the data, its reference and update frequency, regulatory requirements, and retrieval costs.
IBM License Manager. A function of IBM's z/OS operating system, which charges for software based on customer-defined capacity rather than the entire capacity of the server.
The process of managing information growth, storage, and retrieval over time, based on its value to the organization. Sometimes referred to as data lifecycle management.