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    Company

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    Management and Administration: A


    terminological conflict

    Three approaches have emerged :


    1. Administration is above management
    2. Administration is a part of management
    3. Management and administration are same

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    Administration is above management

    Basis of difference Administration Management

    Level in organization Top level Middle and lower level

    Major focus Policy formulation and objective Policy execution for objective
    determination achievement

    Nature of functions Determinative Executive

    Scope of functions Broad and conceptual Narrow and operational

    Factors affecting decisions Mostly external Mostly internal

    Employer-employee relation Entrepreneurs and owners Employees

    Qualities required Administrative Technical

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    Administration is a part of Management

    This approach stands completely reversed to the


    previous concept as it says that administration is
    a subordinate function to management

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    Management and Administration are


    the same
    This is the most practical and popular
    • Eg. McFarland revised his stand,institutes offer
    MBA and MGM .
    • These terms are being used interchangeably

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    Nature of Management
    • Multidisciplinary
    • Dynamic Nature of Principles
    • Relative ,not absolute principles
    • Management: Science or Art
    • Universality of Management
    • Management as a profession

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    Management as a profession

    • The characters found in management which


    makes it a profession:
    1. Existence of knowledge
    2. Acquisition of knowledge
    3. Professional association
    4. Ethical codes
    5. Service motive

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    Company
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    Group Presentation for session 3


    • To present the solution to following exercise:
    • Study the management principles followed by a
    local company or your own institute. What role
    does science and knowledge play in the
    management practices followed by the chosen
    organization?

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