Chapter 10 - Controlling The Mng Process Flashcards
What is step 1 in the Control process?
Establish standards (derived from goals)
What is step 2 in the Control process?
Measure actual performance
What is step 3 in the Control process?
Evaluate deviations
What is control by exception?
Only important or exceptional disparities between real and planned achievement are reported to top management.
What is step 4 in the Control process?
Take corrective action
How is deviations in the control process evaluated?
1) make sure disparities are real
2) make sure size of deviation justify investigation
3) identify all reasons and activities responsible for deviation
What are the 4 key areas of control?
1) physical resources
2) human resources
3) information resources
4) financial resource
Which 3 control systems are relevant in the control of INVENTORY?
1) EOQ Economic Ordering Quantity (replenish inventory at most economic levels)
2) MRP Materials Requirements Planning (demand is estimates for raw materials)
3) JIT Just In Time (raw materials only ordered on actual sales orders)
What is TQM and what is it about?
Total Quality Management
Quality is the responsibility of everyone in the organisation.
In HR what does the “specific ratio analysis” measure?
Labour turnover
What are the 5 characteristics of an effective control system?
Integration Flexibility Accuracy Timeliness Simplicity
What is the purpose of control? Name 5.
- linked with planning (otherwise pointless)
- adapt to change
- limit error
- cope with increasing size
- minimize cost