Controlling involves monitoring performance and ensuring that plans and objectives are met. It is a continuous, flexible process that focuses on the future. Controlling techniques include personal observation, reports, budgets, and newer methods like management audits and information systems. Measuring organizational performance focuses on quality, quantity, and speed. Quality looks at all aspects of products and processes. Quantity examines efficiency and costs. Speed considers time targets and reducing waste. Achieving high performance requires the right strategies, structure, systems, resources, and relationships.
Controlling involves monitoring performance and ensuring that plans and objectives are met. It is a continuous, flexible process that focuses on the future. Controlling techniques include personal observation, reports, budgets, and newer methods like management audits and information systems. Measuring organizational performance focuses on quality, quantity, and speed. Quality looks at all aspects of products and processes. Quantity examines efficiency and costs. Speed considers time targets and reducing waste. Achieving high performance requires the right strategies, structure, systems, resources, and relationships.
Controlling involves monitoring performance and ensuring that plans and objectives are met. It is a continuous, flexible process that focuses on the future. Controlling techniques include personal observation, reports, budgets, and newer methods like management audits and information systems. Measuring organizational performance focuses on quality, quantity, and speed. Quality looks at all aspects of products and processes. Quantity examines efficiency and costs. Speed considers time targets and reducing waste. Achieving high performance requires the right strategies, structure, systems, resources, and relationships.
SIBM,SIU,Hyderabad Definition of Controlling “Control consists in verifying whether everything occurs in conformity with the plan adopted, the instructions issued and the principles established”. - Henry Fayol “Controlling implies measurement of accomplishment performance against the standard & the correction of deviations to assure attainment of objectives according to plans”. -Koontz & O’Donnell: A process of monitoring performance and taking action to ensure desired results. Right things happen, in the right ways, and at the right time. Overall directions of individuals & groups are consistent with short & long range plans of the organization. Helps ensure that objectives and accomplishments are consistent with one another throughout an organization. Features/Characterstics of Controlling Continuous process. Flexible and dynamic process. Future oriented. Planning and controlling closely related. Function of management. Strategic and results oriented Understandable Timely and exception oriented Essence of control is action Control Techniques Traditional & Advance / Modern control techniques. a.Traditional Control Techniques: Personal observation. Statistical reports and analysis. Break-even analysis. Budgetary control. b.Advance control techniques:- Self Control; Management Audit-PDCA. Programme Evaluation and Review Techniques (PERT). Critical Path Method (CPM). • Management Information Systems (MIS). Tools for Measuring Organizational Performance People and their managers are working so hard to be sure things are done right , that they hardly have time to decide if they are doing the right things” -Stephen R. Covey “ It’s about management and change first; measurement and technology are second” -Howard Rohm Organisational Performance=3 Q Quality; Quantity &Quick Quality :Product Quality; Quality of inputs &Quality in process Quality of output ;Development ; Service Quality:Exceed the expectations Quantity :Efficiency ;Variable cost and Fixed cost Quick: Time Targets;Eliminate unnecessary activities. 3S+2R(Resources & Relationships)=3Q 3S: Strategy;Structure &Systems