`. According to George Robert Terry, Management is the achievement of a
target that has been determined before through other persons. 2. According to Mery Parket Follet, management is the art to implement a certain job through other persons. 3. According to James AF Stonner, Management is planning, organizing, coordinating and controlling in organization member and use all resources to reach a determined target
So Management is activities of some persons to reach a certain target.
Organization is a crowd of people that work together to reach a certain target
that has been determined before.
Tools of management/component of management
a. Men b. Money c. Material d. Method e. Machines
The functions of management:
1. According to George Robert Terry a. planning b. organizing c. actuating d. controlling 2. According to Harold Koontz and Cyril O Donnel a. Planning b. Organizing c. Staffing d. Directing e. Controlling 3. According to Luther M Gullick a. Planning b. Organizing c. Staffing d. Directing e. Coordinating f. Reporting g. Budgeting 4. According to Prof, Dr Sondang P Siagian, MPA a. Planning b. Organizing c. Motivating d. Controlling e. Evaluating
The principles of management
1. Division of work based on the specialization in the organization
Every employee will be placed suitable with ability , education, skill , talent and the body and the psychics (The right man in the right place) 2. Delegation of authority and responsibility 3. Discipline and obedience 4. The unity of direction KISS Principle : coordination, integration, synchronization, and simplication There has an understanding, fill in one another, mutual help and mutual complete . Integration : the effort to unite many units/components in organization so has the same thinking and action to reach the target. Synchronization: to concord the activities in harmony to reach the target. 5. Unity of command From the top to the bottom has the same instruction or one instruction and from the same or one source. So the employees do not hesitate to do the job. 6. Sub Ordination of individual interest to the command The priority for public necessities than personal necessities 7. Giving reward 8. Justice and Freedom 9. The stability of staff and the spirit of corps 10. The centralization in making decision 11. Hierarchy