The document discusses the four key elements of management: planning, organizing, leadership, and controlling. It provides details on each element. For planning, it defines vision, mission, objectives, and goals. Organizing focuses on structuring work assignments and information flow. Leadership is about motivating people towards common goals. Controlling is comparing actual results to standards to identify variations and take corrective action. It helps maximize effectiveness and strategy achievement.
The document discusses the four key elements of management: planning, organizing, leadership, and controlling. It provides details on each element. For planning, it defines vision, mission, objectives, and goals. Organizing focuses on structuring work assignments and information flow. Leadership is about motivating people towards common goals. Controlling is comparing actual results to standards to identify variations and take corrective action. It helps maximize effectiveness and strategy achievement.
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The document discusses the four key elements of management: planning, organizing, leadership, and controlling. It provides details on each element. For planning, it defines vision, mission, objectives, and goals. Organizing focuses on structuring work assignments and information flow. Leadership is about motivating people towards common goals. Controlling is comparing actual results to standards to identify variations and take corrective action. It helps maximize effectiveness and strategy achievement.
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Four important elements of Management: Planning Organizing Leadership Controlling Elements of Planning Strategic and tactical plan is the blueprint for a company's work : Vision: A vision is a guiding representation and illustration of accomplishment and achievement produced in terms of a contribution to the general public and to the society. Mission: A mission declaration answers the questions of why does our company exists, what business are we in and what principles, standards, values and ethics are going to direct and guide us? Objectives: They improve and refine the mission as well as attend and address key matters and issues for instance market standing, innovation, productivity, physical as well as fiscal assets and resources, effectiveness and profitability, management and work force performance along with competence. Goals: They are described as statements that are put together and composed of five elements: mission, what, who, timeframe as well as time limit. The goals are generally specific, measurable, attainable, rewarding, as well as are timed. Organizing concentrates on splitting up, coordination, as well as on manage of assignments along with the flow of data inside the company Organizational structure is the recognized administrative structure through which job assignments are separated, grouped, and coordinated. Organizational structure determines the function as well as the responsibilities inside the company.
Leadership is described as the capability to show the way, lead as well as motivate and encourage people towards a common objective. This feature is significant for the reason that it can determine the success or not a success of a company. If the objectives as well as goals of the people are not aligned with the organization’s mission, idea and vision, this is going to have disadvantageous impact on the fiscal end result and ultimate survivability of the organization. It is a procedure of comparing the standards with the real, actual results to discover variation as well as after that to take corrective act. Control programs are vital to every company, for the reason that without it the results may perhaps be chaotic.
Control programs helps:
In maximizing effectiveness and reduce inefficiency . To facilitate management along with control. Assist in strategy achievement The Five Functions of Management. (1994) Creative Problem Solving. Information retrieved on 09/04/2008 from http://extension.osu.edu/~mgtexcel/Function.html