The verb manage comes from the Italian certainly maneggiare (control, manipulate, have on hand, from the Latin manus: hand) influenced by the French word carousel (turn a horse on a carousel). This concept must be added the concept of "household" (whose meaning in the sixteenth century was driving his property, his fortune with reason and forbearance [9], managing household affairs in other words) which is to manage human and financial resources (the butler "head of the house" was in charge of managing teams and resources as stocks of food). We must add to the origins of the word management the concept of forbearance, because you can not really manager teams and resources, if we know the household (who wants to travel far, steady wins the race). To conclude on the origin of password management, it seems worthwhile to remember that the "a" in English can be pronounced "a" or "é". In fact if we replace the manager has the word by "e" there are two words very French: the first case me (a) swim (reference to the household and bluntly), 2nd case Mane (a) ger (refer to ride). The English term management finds this reading is thanks to its French origins. In France, this term refers to the evolution of an approach oriented only towards cost-oriented approach as more comprehensive synergy and profitability. Although the English term management has been adopted by the French Academy, with an Anglicized pronunciation, the Quebec Office of the French language does not recommend the use of the loan in full in English, which adds nothing more than under management and administration.