Function Management
Autor: Carmela Branzuela • November 8, 2016 • Essay • 395 Words (2 Pages) • 994 Views
Function Management
1. Planning involves setting objectives and determining a course of action for achieving those objectives.
-the stem of all management functions
-the most critical of all management functions
-must have vision and mission, strategy and objectives
Steps in Planning Function
- Establishment of Objectives
- Establishment of Planning Premises
- Choice of alternative course of action
- Formulation of derivative plans-secondary plans
- Securing Cooperation
- Follow up/ Appraisal of plans
TYPES OF PLANS
- Strategic
-Executive Level Managers- establish long range objectives and overall strategy to fulfill firm’s mission
- 3-10 years forward looking
- sustainability
- Tactical
-short range strategy implementation
-1-2 years
- environmental change-periodically updated
- Operational
-very short term, actionable, specific
-individual or in group in 1 month, 1 week or a day- achieve tactical plans
Organizing Function
-systematic process of structuring
-coordinating task goal and activities to resources in order to attain goals
5 STEPS OF
ORGANIZING FUNCTION
- Identification OF Activities
- Assignment of Responsibilities-division of labor individually to identify specifically to their respective jobs
- Branding of the activities
- Establishing relationship- through meeting with rank and file employees
CHARATERISTICS
-Specialization and division of work- assign responsible to each components
-Orientation towards goals
- Composition of individuals and groups-work is coordinated towards organizational goals
- Continuity
PURPOSE:
-Facilitates growth and diversification- adapt to changes and expansion of business
-Optimum use of resources
-helps to achieve organization goals
-perform managerial functions- directing
-human treatment of employees
APPLICATIONS
-Structure- framework of how organization defines
-Work specialization and delegations
-Chain of Command-overall responsibility for the use of orders and directions
-Authority, responsibility and accountability- make decisions to achieve desired outcomes
ORGANIZATIONAL DESIGN
--Strategy
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