This document summarizes key concepts in management including:
1. It defines management as the planning, organizing, leading, and controlling of resources to achieve goals efficiently and effectively.
2. It outlines some recent changes organizations have made like restructuring, outsourcing, empowering workers, and using IT.
3. It lists challenges managers face like building competitive advantages through efficiency, quality, and responsiveness in a global environment.
This document summarizes key concepts in management including:
1. It defines management as the planning, organizing, leading, and controlling of resources to achieve goals efficiently and effectively.
2. It outlines some recent changes organizations have made like restructuring, outsourcing, empowering workers, and using IT.
3. It lists challenges managers face like building competitive advantages through efficiency, quality, and responsiveness in a global environment.
This document summarizes key concepts in management including:
1. It defines management as the planning, organizing, leading, and controlling of resources to achieve goals efficiently and effectively.
2. It outlines some recent changes organizations have made like restructuring, outsourcing, empowering workers, and using IT.
3. It lists challenges managers face like building competitive advantages through efficiency, quality, and responsiveness in a global environment.
The planning, organizing, leading, Measure of how well or how Measure of the appropriateness of and controlling of human and other productively resources are used to the goals an organization is pursuing resources to achieve organizational achieve a goal and the degree to which the goals efficiently and effectively organization achieves those goals.
Recent changes in management
Practice Manager & To increase efficiency and effectiveness, it's Goals many organizations have altered how they operate: Restructured and downsized operations Outsourced activities to reduce costs Recent Four Tasks of Empowering their workforces and Changes & MANAGERS Management use self-managed teams Challenges Using IT to achieve these objectives.
Challenges in Global Environment
Building a competitive advantage by increasing efficiency; quality; speed, flexibility, and innovation; and Manager's Management responsiveness to customers Skill Level
Conceptual skills A manager who establishes org.
The ability to analyze and diagnose a situation goals, decides how departments and to distinguish between cause and effect. should interact, and monitors the performance of middle managers Human skills The ability to understand, alter, lead, and A manager who supervises first-line managers and is responsible for control the behavior of other individuals and finding the best way to use resources groups. to achieve organizational goals Behaving in an ethical and socially Technical skills responsible way toward people The jobspecific knowledge and techniques A manager who is responsible for the daily supervision of nonmanagerial inside and outside the organization, required to perform an organizational role. employees managing a diverse workforce, Core competency is the specific set of utilizing new technologies, and departmental skills, knowledge, and practicing global crisis management experience that allows one organization to Relative Amount of Time Managers Spend on the Four Managerial Tasks
outperform another
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Job Specialization & Scientific Management Division of Labor The systematic study of Organizational environment The process by which a relationships between Administrative Management The set of forces and conditions that division of labor occurs people and tasks for the The study of how to create an operate beyond an organization’s as different workers purpose of redesigning organizational structure and control system boundaries but affect a manager’s ability specialize in different the work process to that leads to high efficiency and to acquire and utilize resources. tasks over time. increase efficiency effectiveness.
The Organization as an Open System. Weber’s Principles of Bureaucracy
Scientific Management Theory 1890 - 1940s
1950 - 2020s 1892 - 1980s
Organizational Management Administrative
Environment Thought Management Theory Theory Evolution
Fayol’s 14 Principles of Management
Contingency Theory of Organizational Design 1940 - 1990s 1910 - 1990s Division of labor Authority and responsibility Management Science Theory Behavioral Management Theory Unity of command Behavioral Management Line of authority Management Science theory Centralization An approach to management that The study of how managers should behave to motivate employees and encourage them Unity of direction uses rigorous quantitative Equity techniques to help managers make to perform at high levels and be committed to the achievement of organizational goals. Order maximum use of organizational Initiative resources. Hawthorne Effect Discipline The finding that a manager’s behavior Remuneration of personnel or leadership approach can affect Stability of tenure of personnel Dynamic Capabilities Quantitative workers’ level of performance. Subordination of individual interests to Theory that organizations have the ability Management to build, integrate, and reconfigure Operations management Theory X & Y the common interest processes to address rapidly changing Management information Esprit de corps internal and external environments. systems (MISs)