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ARPAN BATABYAL

ELECTRICAL
ENGINEERING
UNIVERSITY ROLL
18701619073
4TH YEAR 7th SEM
CONTENT:
- OF MANAGMENT
1. DEFINITION
2. CONCEPT AND APPROACH FOR
MANAGMENT
3. DIFFERENCE OF MANAGMENT AND
ADMINISTRATION
4. IMPORTANCE OF MANAGMENT
5. APPROACHES TO MANAGMENT
6. ABOUT BUSINESS ENVIORNMENT
7. QUALITIES OF A MANAGER
8. LIMITATIONS OF MANAGMENT
DEFINITION OF MANAGMENT:-

Definition:-The process of dealing with or controlling


things or people.
Level of Managment:-
 Administrative Level of Management.
 Executive or Middle Level of Management.
 Supervisory, Operative, or Lower Level of
Management.
CONCEPT AND APPROACHES FOR MANAGMENT

APPROACHES FOR MANAGMENT FIVE DIFFERENT CONCEPTS OF


MANAGMENT

The approaches for managment The 5 Different concepts of


are s follows:- managment are as follows:-
 1. The Classical Approach  Planning
 2. The Behavioral Approach  Organizing
 3. The Quantitative Approach.  Staffing
 Leading
 Controlling
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MANAGMENT AND
ADMINISTRATION:-
MANAGMENT ADMINISTRATION

 1. An organized way of managing  1. The process of administering an


people and things of a business organization by a group of people
organization is called the is known as the Administration.
Management .  2. The role is decisive.
 2.The role is executive  3. Government offices, military,
 3. Profit making organizations i.e. clubs, business enterprises
business organizations.
IMPORTANCE OF MANAGMENT:-

(i) Management Helps Achieving


Group Goals It integrates the objective
of individual along with organisational
goal.

(ii) Management Increases Efficiency It


increases productivity through better
planning, organising, directing the
activities of the organisation.
APPROACHES TO
MANAGMENT:-
 Scientific Management
approach.
 Management Process or
Administrative Management
approach.
 Human Relations approach.
 Behavioural Science approach.
 Quantitative or Mathematical
approach.
 Systems approach.
 Contingency approach.
 Operational approach
Business Environment
and its interaction with Management.
 1. Business is affected by economic conditions of
the environment. During recessionary conditions,
for example, firms reduce the production or pile
their inventories to sell during normal or boom
conditions
 2. When financial institutions increase their
lending rates, firms may resort to other sources
of finance, like bank loans or internal savings
(reserves). This may force the financial
institutions to lower their interest rates. The
financial environment and the business system,
thus, act and interact with each other.
 3. The environment offers threats and
opportunities to business systems which they
overcome and exploit through their strengths and
weaknesses. SWOT analyses helps in integrating
the organization’s external environment with its
internal environment.
QUALITIES OF A GOOD MANAGER:-

 The Ability to Self-Motivate.


 Effective Communication
Skills.
 Confidence Without
Arrogance.
 Willingness to Share.
 Prowess in Problem Solving.
LIMITATIONS OF MANAGMENT:-
They developed a typology of middle
management contributions to strategy:

(1) gathering and synthesising


information,

(2) justifying and championing


alternatives,

(3) facilitating organisational adaptability


(relaxing rules, 'buying time')

(4) translating goals into action and


selling initiatives to staff.

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