Chapter 17: Managerial Control Flashcards
The controlling process
- measuring performance
- comparing performance against standard
- taking managerial action
measuring performance
personal observations, stat, oral, written reports
comparing performance against standard
range of variation: acceptable degree of variation between actual performance and the standard
- correct perf
- revise standard
taking managerial action
process used to make better decisions
organizational performance (op)
accumulated results of all the organization’s work activities
productivity (op)
overall output of goods and/or services divided by the inputs needed to generate that output
organizational effectiveness (op)
measure of how appropriate organizational goals are and how well those goals are being met
employee performance
- delivering effective perf feedback
* using disciplinary actions
types of discipline problems
- attendance
- on-the-job-behaviours
- dishonesty
feed-forward-control
anticipates problems
concurrent control
corrects problems as they happen
feedback control
corrects problems after they happen
financial controls
important bc it makes sure og is performing as it should
- current ratio
- roi ratio
information control
managers deal:
- tool to help them control other organizational activities
- organizational asset they need to protect
management information system (MIS)
system used to provide management with needed information on a regular basis