Controlling is the process of monitoring work against plans and standards, measuring performance, identifying deviations, determining causes, and taking corrective actions. It involves setting standards, observing performance continuously and periodically, comparing results to standards, identifying any deviations, finding the causes of deviations, and initiating corrective actions to address them and achieve objectives.
Controlling is the process of monitoring work against plans and standards, measuring performance, identifying deviations, determining causes, and taking corrective actions. It involves setting standards, observing performance continuously and periodically, comparing results to standards, identifying any deviations, finding the causes of deviations, and initiating corrective actions to address them and achieve objectives.
Controlling is the process of monitoring work against plans and standards, measuring performance, identifying deviations, determining causes, and taking corrective actions. It involves setting standards, observing performance continuously and periodically, comparing results to standards, identifying any deviations, finding the causes of deviations, and initiating corrective actions to address them and achieve objectives.
Controlling is the process of monitoring work against plans and standards, measuring performance, identifying deviations, determining causes, and taking corrective actions. It involves setting standards, observing performance continuously and periodically, comparing results to standards, identifying any deviations, finding the causes of deviations, and initiating corrective actions to address them and achieve objectives.
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Controlling
* Checking up or follow up to ensure
that planned work is progressing as per schedule & if not then to apply corrective action to achieve the pre- determined objectives. * Controlling process Sets standards Measures performance Takes corrective action The process of Controlling
1. Observe continuously and study the
periodic results of performance. 2. Compare the performance with the present standards. 3. Pinpoint deviation if any. 4. Ascertain the exact cause of deviation. 5. Initiate and implement the corrective action.