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ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT

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Organization and The Needs for Management


we are members of one organization or another - a sport team - a musical group - a civic organization - a religious organization - arm forces - business some are formal Informal common elements - army - business - sports team - musical group - goals - plan + mobilization of resources - managers/leaders
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WHY ORGANIZATION IS NEEDED?


Serves society.

Accomplish objectives.

Preserves knowledge.
Organizations provide career.

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WHY MANAGEMENT IS NEEDED


TO SERVE ORGANISATIONS TO GUIDE ORGANISATIONS TO PLAN FOR ORGANISATION TO CONTROL ORGANISATION TO MONITOR ORGANISATION

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SIZE OF ORGANIZATIONS AND COMPLEXITY

SMALL COMPLEXITY EMPLOYEE MEDIUM

LOW

MANAGEMENT AND ADMIN PROCESS SALES AND TURNOVER COMMUNICATION SYSTEM

LARGE

INFORMAL SECTOR HIGH

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MNAGEMENT IS AN INTELLECTUAL WORK people in organization MAKING IMPORTANT DECISIONS

TYPE, SIZE

OrganizationS

GOALS/VALUES PERFORMANCE

Management
effectiveness efficiency

Organizations Growth

People

In size, diversity, complexity

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Organization and Internal Culture


A set of values, belief, understanding

Commonly shared

Management Role:- to shape up culture management style. Organizational Culture & Management Style
Have significant impact on 2 fundamental values;

1.

Productivity

2.

Well being

Increase performance

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Managerial and Organizational Performance

Organizational Performance

goal/objectives is a measure of goals/objective accomplishment.

Managerial Performance
How well managers do their jobs

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THE MEASURE OF HOW EFFECTIVE AND EFFICIENT A MANAGER IS HOW WELL HE OR SHE DETERMINES TO ACHIEVES APPROPRIATE OBJECTIVES

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A MEASURE OF ACHIEVING

ORGANIZATION

GOALS OBJECTIVES

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ORGANIZATIONAL GOALS/OBJECTIVES

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PROFIT PRODUCTIVITY LESS COST ON TIME QUALITY USEFUL PRODUCTION /SERVICES CUSTOMERS SATISFACTION ENVIRONMENTAL FRIENDLY MEETING ECONOMIC OBJECTIVE MEETING SOCIAL OBJEVTIVE MEETING ENVIRONMENTAL OBJECTIVE SUSTAINABLE PRODUCTION PROCESS ETC.
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DOING THINGS RIGHT

DOING THE RIGHT THING


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ORGANIZATION
DEFINITION

Structuring and integrating activities. People and task and cooperation in interdependent relationship.
So Organisation is:

goal oriented arrangement


Psychosocial system people interact in groups Technological system

An integration of structured activities.

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EVOLUTION OF ORGANIZATION
LARGE COMPLEX MULTIPLE OBJECTIVES

SMALL FAMILIES

VILLAGES

COMMUNITEE

FEUDAL NATION

OTHER SOCIAL ORGANIZATIONS


MANAGERS & ADMINISTRATORS
SMALL SIMPLE SINGLE OBJECTIVE

BUSINESS ORGANIZATIONS
MANAGERS

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ORGANIZATION CHART

TOP

CEO

MIDDLE
MANAGER MANAGER MANAGER MANAGER

BOTTOM
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ENVIRONMENT
1 2

ENVIRONMENT

INPUT 5 OUTPUT

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1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Goal & values sub-system Technical sub-system Structural sub-system Pschosocial sub-system Managerial sub-sistem
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ENVIRONMENT

ORGANIZATION AS A SYSTEM
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MANAGEMENT
DEFINITIONS Many authors defined management differently due to differ in perceptive and backgound. Till today there is no definition that can be regarded as comprehensive and totally acceptable at all situation.
(i) As a process where a group of people cooperate and coordinate their actions to achieve the same goal. - Massie, J.L., Essentials of Management.

(iI) As a process of planning, organizing, leading and controlling the work of organization members and of using all available resources to reach stated organizational goals. - J.A.F. Stoner, Management, 1982.

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DEFINITION ctd

All the above definitions shows that:


They are different; Emphasize different things; Overlapping term; But, The keyword is: A PROCESS Management is a process of integrating resources (human, plants, materials) which are unrelated to become a system so that organizational goals can be achieved effectively.

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MANAGEMENT CONCEPT

M A N A G E M E N T

Management Process Forecasting Planning Organizing Coordinating Controlling Motivating Monitoring Resources

Human Plants Materials

Achieving Organization Goals

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ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT

LEVEL OF MANAGEMENT
Environment
top strategic CEOs Functional managers First line Managers coordinative

middle

bottom

operative

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FUNCTIONAL & GENERAL MANAGER

Functional Management

General Manager (GM)

Functional Management

Functional Management

Functional Management

Functional Management

First-line Managers

First-line Managers

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Percentage Spent on Functional Activities by Organizational Level


Top Managers Planning 28% Organizing 36% Leading 22% Controlling 14%

Middle Managers

Planning 18% Planning 15%

Organizing 33%

Leading 36% Leading 51%

Controlg 13%

First-line Managers

Organizing 24%

Controlg 10%

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ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENTIS

Skills For Effective Performance

Top Conceptual

Middle Conceptual

Bottom Conceptual Human

Human Human Technical

Technical

Technical

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MANAGERIAL ROLES

A role consists of the behaviour patterns expected of an individual within a social unit. Interpersonal Roles Figurehead Leader Liaison Informational Role Monitor Disseminator Spokesman Decision Role

Entrepreneur Resource Allocator Negotiator

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The Challenge of Management


Preparing for the Future Management may rely heavily on Human Skills & Conceptual Skills

Major Changes Includes: Paradigm Shifts Chaos Theory Workplace Diversity Merger & Acquisition Not-for-profit Organization Globalization

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The Challenge of Management

Paradigm Shifts
It is a mind-set that presents a fundamental way of thinking, perceiving and understanding the world.
Watch Technology Travel Technology Construction Procurement System

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The Challenge of Management Chaos Theory


The Existence of Randomness & Disorder Unpredictable
Shifting Paradigm from Predictable and control future events To Flexible, adaptable & stay connected with customers and environment. Managers concern more on Facilitating teams and managing overall pattern Than Detailed planning and controlling
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The Challenge of Management Workplace Diversity

Organization must learn to Welcome Diverse people at the Upper Ranks

Different Sex Different Race Different Nationality Internet

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The Challenge of Management


Merger and Acquisitions

Mergers and Reorganizations are seen as an Opportunity for Companies to become more efficient.

Managers must be flexible to work for New Bosses

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The Challenge of Management


Globalization
Managers need to think Globally because are enmeshed with Foreign competitors, suppliers, and customers.
AFTA NAFTA EU Successful managers of tomorrow will be able to cross borders, will be good at language, and will Understand cultural differences. Global experience is a prize asset of the managers of tomorrow.
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Size, diversity, complexity

Internal Culture

Performance
ORGANIZATION
Quality Strength GOALS Management

Manager - Productivity - Well being Different styles

Permanent & Temporary


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TENDER

CONSTRUCTION A PROCESS
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COST TIME QUALITY And other Intagibles

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PROJECT SUCCESS/PERFORMANCE
COST TIME QUALITY COMMERCIAL VALUE (PROFIT) ENVIRONMENTAL PERFORMANCE USER EXPECTATION/SATISFACTION PARTICIPANTS SATISFACTION HEALTH AND SAFETY
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MULTIPLE INPUT PROCESS


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VARIOUS INPUT

MANAGEMENT

PROJECT OBJECTIVE

PROJECT MANAGEMENT AN ORGANISATION


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PROJECT MANAGEMENT - A PROCESS


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MANAGEMENT PROCESS AT PREDESIGN


FORECASTING PLANNING

ORGANISING

COORDINATION
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COMMUNICATION
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MANAGEMENT PROCESS AT DESIGN STAGE


PLANNING ORGANISING CONTROL

COORDINATION MOTIVATION COMMUNICATION


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MANAGEMENT PROCESS AT COSTRUCTION STAGE


ORGANISE CONTROL

COORDINATION

COMMUNICATION

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MANAGEMENT PROCESS AT OCCUPATION STAGE


PLANNING ORGANISING CONTROL

CORDINATION MOTIVATION COMMUNICATION


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PLANNING

CONTROLLING

HIGH

LOW

PLANNING VS CONTROLLING IN CONSTRUCTION


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ASSIGNMENT 1

DUE DATE: 3 WEEKS (15 MARCH 2012, 4.30PM, OFFICE HBP)

WHAT IS MANAGEMENT PROCESS? DEFINE EACH ELEMENT OF MANAGEMENT PROCESS? HOW THESE ELEMENTS OF MANAGEMENT PROCESS INVOLVE IN CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS? WHY PLANNING AND FORECASTING ARE IMPORTANT TO THE TOP MANAGEMENT?
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