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Exploring Business
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Chapter Objectives
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Management
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“…the process of
planning, organizing,
directing, and controlling
resources to achieve
specific goals.”
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Efficiency/Effectiveness
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Functions of Management
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Planning
Organizing
Directing
Controlling
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Planning
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Planning
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“…managers set
goals and determine
the best way to
achieve them.”
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Strategic Plan
“…establishing an overall
course of action.”
• Mission Statement
• Core Values/Beliefs
• SWOT
• Goals & Objectives
• Tactical/Operational Plans
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Mission Statement
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“…the purpose of
your organization—
the reason for its
existence.”
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Core Values
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Strengths
Weaknesses
Opportunities
Threats
Examine internal and external forces
that affect the company.
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Goals & Objectives
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Goals—major
accomplishments over
a long period of time
Objectives—short-term
performance targets that
direct efforts toward goal
Organization—
• Number of goals/objectives
• Change over time
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Types Of Plans
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Strategic
Long-term
Overall course of action
Established by upper-level managers
Implemented by managers at all levels
Tactical
Shorter term
Specify activities and resources needed to
implement strategic plans
Operational
Detailed action steps taken to implement tactical
plans
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Contingency vs. Crisis
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o Contingency Planning—Identify
aspects most likely to be
adversely affected by
change, develop alternative
courses of action
o Crisis Planning—Create structure to
deal with emergencies
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Organizing
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“…allocates resources
(people, equipment, and
money) to achieve a
company’s plans.”
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Levels of Managers
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Top Managers—Responsible
for health &
performance
Middle Managers—
Oversee activities of
first-line managers
First-Line Managers—
Supervise & coordinate
employees
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Organizing:
Levels of Management
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Organizational Structure
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“…arrangement of positions…
most appropriate for…
company at a specific point
in time.”
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Structure Activities
Job Specialization—Dividing
tasks into jobs
Identify activities needing to
be performed
Break activities into tasks
Departmentalization—Grouping
jobs into units
Functional
Divisional
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Product Division
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Customer Division
Personal-Care Medical
Devices
& Prescription
&
Hygiene Drugs Diagnostic
Products Products
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Process Division
Bowater
Thunder Bay
Tree Chemical
Finishing
Cutting Processing
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Geographical Division
McDonald’s
Northeast
Southeast
Great Lakes
Midwest
West
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Organization Chart
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“…a diagram
showing reporting
relationships.”
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Notes-4-You
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Divisional
Organization Chart
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Divisional/Functional
Structure
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Lines Of Authority
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❚ Chain of Command—Who
reports to whom
❚ Unity of Command—
One boss
❚ Matrix Structure—Form
teams to combine skills
❚ Span of Control—Number of
people reporting to a manager
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Delegating Authority
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Delegation—Process of
entrusting work to
subordinates
Responsibility &
Authority
Centralization &
Decentralization
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Directing
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Leadership Styles
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Autocratic
Democratic
Laissez-Faire
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Recent
Leadership Style Views
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Transactional—Exercise
authority based
on rank
Transformational—
Mentor and develop
subordinates
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Controlling
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“…comparing actual to
planned performance
and taking necessary
corrective action…”
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Control Process
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Managerial Skills
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Technical Interpersonal
Decision
Making Conceptual
Time Mgmt.
Communication
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Problem Solving
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Criteria For
Legal Forms of Business
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Sole Proprietorship
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Partnership Agreement
Cash/Contribution of partners
Division of income/loss
Partner responsibilities
Conditions for sale
Conditions for dissolving
Conditions for settling disputes
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Limited Partnership
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Limited Limited
Partner Partner
General
Partner
Limited Limited
Partner Partner
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Corporation
Legal Entity
Owned by Shareholders—
Stock
Board of Directors—
Govern
Oversees policies/decisions
Sets goals
Hires/evaluates CEO
Declares dividends
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Corporation
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Benefits Drawbacks
- Goals of
+ Limited Liability management &
+ Financial shareholders
differ
Resources
- Costly to set up
+ Continuity - Regulation &
Gov’t Oversight
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