Controlling G9
Controlling G9
Group 9
Learning objectives:
Define the organization controlling process and its techniques
Discuss the importance of controlling
Enumerate the steps and controlling
Define the essential effectiveness control system
Discuss the behavioral implications
Define the advantages and disadvantages
Enumerate the scopes of control
Controlling and other functions
INTRODUCTION
An organization faces many problems on how to steer towards
a strategic objective and competitive advantage. Controlling is one
of the implements which manager used an implementing decided
strategies. Discussing about the functions, importance, process,
essential of effectiveness, behavioral implications, the advantages
and disadvantages of management by exception and the scopes of
control.
Definition
Controlling is a system that gathers information to use and
assess the presentations of different resources in organization
like physical, human, financial and The organization as a whole
in light of the organizational strategies.
CONTROLLING AND OTHER FUNCTIONS
Conferring to Breech, “Controlling is a methodical exercise
which is termed as a procedure of examining real presentation in
contradiction of the values or tactics with a sight to guarantee
acceptable development and also recording such skills as I increased
as involvement to probable upcoming needs.
Characteristics of controlling functions:
An end function – the
presentations are made in
conformities with tactics when a
01 function comes once.
A persistent function – it
is done by executives at all
02 points in all sort of alarms.
Comparing actual In order to find the deviations, this step encompasses equating the authentic presentation with standards
3. presentation with placed down. For example, the presentation of a salesman in relations of component sold in a week can be
effortlessly restrained against the standard production for the week.
standard
Analyzing the Some deviances are not impossible in all actions. Nonetheless, deviation in the significant parts of business
4. deviances have to be adjusted more directly just as linked to aberration in irrelevant areas. The management should use
controlling by exclusion in such areas and critical point control.
Taking Last step in the controlling method involves taking corrective act. No counteractive amount is essential, if the
5. counteractive action deviances are within acceptable limits. Nonetheless, they must be instantly carried of the notice of the
controlling for taking corrective procedures, if the deviations exceed acceptable limits, especially in the
important areas.
Fundamentals of Operative Control System
Operative control system has the following features:
1. Future-oriented
2. Multiple Control System
3. Economical
4. Timelines
5. Flexible
6. Control of Critical Points
7. Operational
8. Organizational Climate
9. Objective Standards
10. Control by Exception
11. Positive Environment
Behavioral Implications of Control
1. Control affects individual liberty.
2. Control carries certain position and power implications.
3. Once controls are created upon particular and individual findings as beside
counted presentation, standards and assessments, these may produce
relational or interrelation encounters inside the organization.
4. Unnecessary amount of controls may bound flexibility and originality.
5. Control may affect the generation of invalid and inaccurate information.
6. Controls can be disliked by workers if they have no control over the
situation.
7. The control system should be coordinated to make a firmness between all
affecting and inter-connected variables.
Control and Organizational Factors