Kai, Vanjibaba Gramin Vikas Mandal’s

Sau. Shantidevi Chavan Institute of

Engineering & Technology (Polytechnic)

Bhoras, Dhule Road, Chalisgaon, Dist: Jalgaon (MS)

Department of Computer Engineering

A PROJECT REPORT ON
“STUDY OF MANAGEMENT PRINCIPLE
APPLIED TO A SMALL SCALE INDUSTRY”

-Submitted To -

MAHARASHTRA STATE BOARD OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION MUMBAI

For Academic Year

2024-2025

-Submitted By-

Mr. Yash Namdev Bhoi (Enrollment No : 2110040097)

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 Kai, Vanjibaba Gramin Vikas Mandal’s

Sau. Shantidevi Chavan Institute of

Engineering & Technology (Polytechnic)
Bhoras, Dhule Road, Chalisgoan, Dist. Jalgaon (MS)

Department of Computer Engineering

CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that the entitled project

“Study Of Management Principle

Applied To A Small Scale Industry”

has been successfully completed by

Mr. Yash Namdev Bhoi
has been regularly accessed by us and that is well up to the standard by
MAHARASHTRA STATE BOARD OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION MUMBAI

For Academic Year 2024-2025

Prof R.S. ADAKMOL Prof. N. B. Bagul

(GUIDE) (PRINCIPAL)

Prof. S. G. Ahirrao. Prof _______________

(Head OF DEPARTMENT) (EXAMINER)

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 Kai, Vanjibaba Gramin Vikas Mandal’s.

Sau. Shantidevi Chavan Institute of

Engineering & Technology (Polytechnic)
Bhoras, Dhule Road, chalisgoan, Dist. Jalgaon (MS)

Department of Computer Engineering

SUBMISSION
We are the student of Third year Computer
Engineering for the academic year 2024-2025 humbly
submit that we have completed from time to time the
project work on skills and study as per the guidance of
Prof. R.S.ADAKMOL
The following project work have not copied or it's
any appreciable part from any other in convenient of
academic ethics.
Date: / /2024

Signature of Student

Mr. Yash Namdev Bhoi. _______________________

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 INDEX

Sr. No TITLE Pag

e.
No

1 ABSTRACT 6

2 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 7
3
INTRODUCTION 8
4
WHAT IS A SMALL SCALE INDUSTRY 9

5 BACKGROUD TO SMALL 10
SCALE INDUSTRY

6 MANAGEMENT 11
PRINCIPALE OVERVIEW

7 APPLICATION OF 12
MANAGEMENT PRINCIPAL

IMPACT OF MANAGEMENT
8 PRINCIPLE ON BUSINESS 13
PERFORMANCE
BEST PRACTICE AND RECUMMENDATIONS
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9

10 REFERENCES 15
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 ABSTRACT

This project explores how management principles are applied in a small-

scale industry to improve efficiency and performance. Using a real-life
case study, we examine the practical implementation of key management
principles such as planning, organizing, leading, and controlling. Through
this analysis, we highlight the impact of these principles on various
aspects of business operations. The findings underscore the importance of
effective management in driving success in small-scale industries and
offer practical recommendations for improvement.

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 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We would take this opportunity to express our sincere thanks

and gratitude to our teacher Prof.R.S.ADKAMOL for his
vital support and guidance in completing this project.

We also express our gratitude to all the faculty members,

parents and our fellow mates who have helped me in making
this project a success. We also thank our almighty God for his
blessings showed on us during this period.

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 INTRODUCTION

Small-scale industries are vital components of economies

worldwide, contributing significantly to employment and
local development. Despite their modest size, these
enterprises face unique management challenges that require
effective solutions for their survival and growth.
In this introduction, we'll provide an overview of our study's
focus: a small-scale industry. We'll briefly describe its
background, the products or services it offers, and the
competitive landscape it operates in. Additionally, we'll
emphasize the importance of management principles in
guiding the operations of such businesses, setting the stage
for our exploration.
Our study aims to examine how management principles are
applied within this small-scale industry. By doing so, we
hope to uncover insights into how these principles impact
its day-to-day functioning and long-term success. Through
practical examples and analysis, we'll highlight the
significance of sound management practices for small-scale
enterprises.
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 ➢ What is a small-scale industry
A small-scale industry refers to a business or enterprise that
operates on a relatively small scale in terms of production,
capital investment, and workforce compared to larger
corporations. These businesses typically have limited
resources, including finances, manpower, and
infrastructure. Small-scale industries are often characterized
by their localized operations, serving local or niche markets
rather than operating on a national or international scale.

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 ➢ Background of the Small-Scale Industry
The small-scale industry under consideration is [insert industry

name], located in [insert location]. Established in [insert year], it has

been a prominent player in the local economy, specializing in

[insert products/services]. Despite its modest size, the industry has

made significant contributions to employment generation and
community development.

[Insert industry name] operates within a competitive market

environment, characterized by [describe market dynamics,

competition, and consumer demand]. Over the years, the industry

has adapted to changing market trends and consumer preferences,

maintaining its relevance and market share.

The industry's growth trajectory, challenges faced, and strategic

initiatives undertaken have shaped its current standing within the

market. Understanding its background provides valuable insights

into the context in which management principles are applied and

the factors influencing business decisions and operations.

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 ➢Management Principles Overview

Management principles serve as foundational guidelines for

effective organizational management and decision-making. They
encompass various concepts and frameworks that help streamline
operations, foster teamwork, and drive organizational success. In
the context of the small-scale industry under study, understanding
and applying these principles are crucial for achieving sustainable
growth and competitiveness.

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 ➢ Application of Management Principles
1. Planning: Planning involves setting organizational goals,
defining strategies, and developing action plans to achieve
objectives. It provides a roadmap for decision-making and
resource allocation, ensuring alignment with the
organization's mission and vision.

2. Organizing: Organizing involves structuring the organization's

resources, including human resources, finances, and physical
assets, to facilitate efficient operations. It encompasses
establishing clear roles and responsibilities, creating reporting
structures, and promoting coordination among team
members.

3. Leading: Leading entails inspiring, motivating, and guiding

employees to achieve organizational goals. Effective
leadership involves communicating a compelling vision,
fostering teamwork, and empowering employees to
contribute their best efforts. Leadership styles may vary based
on the organization's culture and objectives.

4. Controlling: Controlling involves monitoring performance,

identifying deviations from plans, and implementing
corrective actions as needed. It encompasses establishing
performance metrics, conducting regular evaluations, and
ensuring compliance with established standards and
procedures.

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 ➢ Impact of Management Principles on Business Performance

1. Operational Efficiency: Through effective planning and

organizing, the company has streamlined its operations, leading to
increased efficiency in production processes and resource
utilization. This has resulted in cost savings and improved
profitability.
2. Employee Engagement and Productivity: By fostering a culture
of leadership and empowerment, management principles have
enhanced employee morale and motivation. Engaged employees are
more productive, contributing positively to overall business
performance.
3. Customer Satisfaction: Management principles emphasize the
importance of customer-centricity and quality control. As a result,
the company consistently delivers high-quality products and
services, exceeding customer expectations and fostering loyalty.
4. Financial Performance: The implementation of controlling
mechanisms ensures that the company remains financially healthy.
By monitoring key performance indicators and implementing
corrective actions, management principles contribute to sustainable
financial growth and stability.
5. Adaptability and Innovation: Through strategic planning and
effective leadership, the company remains agile and responsive to
changing market dynamics. Management principles encourage .
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 ➢Best Practices and Recommendations

• Foster a culture of continuous improvement.

• Invest in strategic planning processes.
• Establish effective communication channels.
• Empower employees and delegate authority.
• Prioritize quality control measures.
• Maintain strong financial management practices.
• Build strong customer relationships.
• Encourage innovation and adaptability.
• Implement robust risk management strategies.
• Integrate sustainability practices into operations.

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 ➢REFERENCES

• https://chat.openai.com/c/9e343639-f5f0-44b8-8b7a-
0bf7ba2fe114

• https://byjus.com/commerce/role-and-importance-of-small-
scale-industries/

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