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PBM2 Individual Assignment
PBM2 Individual Assignment
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Q2.
Differentiate between programmed and non-programmed
decisions.
Everyone made decision in their daily life, girls always make decision like what they
should wear today in every morning. Boys always decided what kind of girl they ‘go fishing’.
We all make decision in our tritely lift. What collage we go? What jobs we choose?
Decision is the choice made from available alternatives. Decision making is the
process of identifying and selecting a course of action to deal with a specific problem or take
advantage of an opportunity. In running a business process, when you plan, organize, lead,
and control you are involved in decision-making. Business covers programmed and non-
programmed types of decisions. Each type is more appropriate in some situations than others.
Issue in handling well-structured problem use programmed decision. Programmed
decision is those decisions that have been decided so many times in previous time that the
deciders have developed forms guideline to be issue when approach situations are expected
occurs. For example making purchase order sanctioning of different types of leaves,
increments in salary, placing purchasing order standard inventory terms, etc. Those decisions
is a repetitive decision that can be handled by a routine approach and is not new, it not
necessary to seek new innovative ways to solve the problem. Managers dealing with such
issues of routine nature usually follow the established clear-cut procedure. They know in
advance what decisions they have to take a particular set of conditions. They need no ask
anything from their superiors. An inventory manager of Burger King decides to order beef
patty stocks because the stocks are three-quarters empty that is when the programmed
decision making be used. Fact that, non-programmed decision is when a manager is
confronted with an ill-structured or unusual problem and there is no ‘cut and dried solution’
for such problems. Decisions that must be custom made to solve unique and nonrecurring
problems. Non-programmed decisions are deal with unique of unusual of non-routine
problems. Each decision is not quite the same as any previous decision. Such ill-structure
problem cannot be tackled in a predetermined manner. There are no established methods or
readymade answers for such problems. These decisions are taken by top management people
whenever be necessary. A careful analysis is made by the management before taking a
decision. Non-programmed decision making is used when Burger King are deciding to invest
in new deep fryers. It is a non-routine decision making. Such big decisions impact an
organization for a long time. It does not need to follow rules or guidelines, due to the issue is
unexpected in occur. For instance, if Burger King plans to launch a new line of product, they
will have to make decision base on their intuition, reasoned judgments, experience and
rationality. In addition issues related to industrial relations problem, declining market share,
increasing competition, problems with the collaborator, stating new business, acquisition of a
business etc. This decision has a long-term impact on business. Organizational decisions are
decisions taken by an individual in his official capacity to further the interest of the
organization known as organizational decisions. These decisions are based on rationality,
judgment and experience. All cover by non-programmed decisions.
Thus as has been said, seems non-programmed decision making occurs more in
opposite conditions than programmed decision making. Programmed decisions are these
which are repetitive & non-programmed decisions are that made for spontaneously or
suddenly or un route problem.
In a reference, saying that A good analogy for the differences between programmed
and non-programmed decisions is a custom designed and produced product compared to a
mass-produced one. When you custom design and produce a new product, you’ll run into
concerns that you have to resolve. These concerns require far more resources to produce the
prototype than to produce copies. The more copies that you produce, the more you learn to
streamline the process. So by the time a product is put into mass production, most decisions
have been made. The rest are frequent decisions usually made by lower-echelon personnel,
with rules for making the decisions made by management.
In my viewpoint, I strong believe that a programmed decision can be defined as
being 'routine', therefore surely a non-programmed decision can become programmed if its
occurrence is consistent.
Q3.
What have I learnt from this module?
Basic on the background knowledge of Organizational Behaviors and
Communication skill, I have a concept of organizational, In Principle of Business
Management this module, I know that how much important management in organizational,
management no inkling anymore, management being a subject now. Management is no I say
you do, is how to get think done though by others, is a art that mentality let people done
thinks conscientious for you. This subject let me know the historical evolution of the
management theory, also explains me the environment of business, how the decision marking
involved in business, how the group solved the business problem with different types of
decision-marking, what is the structure of organizational, how to motivate employees in a
organization, what is leadership, how to effect subordinate by using leadership, how to full
using communication skills in each business situation. Giving me a clarify concept of what’s
going on in a business place.