Handout 2 Flashcards

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is a set of principles relating to the functions of planning, organizing, leading, controlling, and applying these principles in harnessing physical, financial, human, and informational resources efficiently and effectively to achieve organizational goals.

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Management

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This is the first function of management. This involves determining organizationa goals and the means for achieving them. It encompasses formulating policies, establishing targets, and scheduling actions, as well as choosing a goal and developing a method or strategy to achieve that goal

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Planning

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This management function organizes the activities and resources as in identifying the tasks, classifying them, assigning duties to subordinates, and allocating the resources required.

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Organizing

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This management function involves inspiring and motivating workers to work hard to achieve organizational goals.

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Leading

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5
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Events management needs two 2) types of leadership:

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strategic and visionary.

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is the ability to anticipate, envision, maintain flexibility, think strategically, and work wIth others to initiate changes that wil create a positive ruture for an organization.

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strategic leadership

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creates a positive image by motivating members of the organization and providing them a direction for tuture planning and goa setting

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visionary leadership

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This management function monitors progress toward goal achievement and taking corrective action when there is little to no progress.

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Controlling

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is a good mechanism for gathering intormation about performance deficiencies of the event after they occur.

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Feedback control

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occurs when behavior and work procedures do not conform to set standards.

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control loss

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11
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chief executive officer (CEO) and other executives

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Top managers

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12
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general managers and regional managers

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Middle managers

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13
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shitt supervisors and department managers

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First-line managers

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14
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group facilitators and committee heads

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Team leaders

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These are what managers play when they interact or communicate face-to-face with others.

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Interpersonal roles

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performs ceremonial duties such as greeting company visitors, speaking at the opening ot a new facility, or representing the company at a particular event

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Figurehead

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17
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motivates and encourages people to accomplish organizationa goals

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Leader

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18
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deals with people outside their units

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Liaison

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These are what managers do when they share or obtain information trom ditterent
sources.

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Information roles

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scans the environment for information

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Monitor

21
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shares intormation with others in their departments or companies

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Disseminator

22
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shares Intormation with people outside their departments or companies.

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Spokesperson

23
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These are what managers perform after communicating with others and obtaining information trom them.

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Decisional roles

24
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adapts themselves, their subordinates, and their units to change

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Entrepreneur

25
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responds to severe pressure and problems that demand immediate action

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Disturbance handler

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decides who gets what resources and in what amounts

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Resource allocator

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These include specialized procedures, techniques, and knowledge required to get the job done. Such skills are needed for troubleshooting problems that staff cannot handle.

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Technical skills

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These refer to the ability to work effectively with others.

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Human skills (which Karl Lego does’nt have)

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These refer to the ability to see the organization as a whole, understand how the different departments affect each other, and recognize how the company fits into or is affected by its external environments such as the local communitv. social and economic forces. clients. and the
competition

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Conceptual skills

30
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is the degree to which workers have the discretion
treedom, and independence to decide how and when to accomplish their jobs.

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Autonomy

31
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or executing the task, but they do not have direct responsibility or control over their work.

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Traditional workgroups

32
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They meet on company time either weeklv or monthly to provide advice
or raise suggestions to management concerning speciTic issues sucn as occupational sarety, customer relations, or product quality.

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Employee-involvement teams

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Not onlv do these groups provide advice and suggestions to management, but they also have the authority to make decisions and solve problems related to the tasks required to produce a product or service.

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Semi-autonomous workgroups

34
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team members manage and control on the major tasks directive related to the production of a product or service without getting approval from management first.

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Selt-managing teams

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They have all the characteristics of self-managing teams, but they can also control and change the design of the teams themselves, the tasks they do, how and when they do them, and the membership of the teams.

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Self-designing teams

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These are intentionally composed of emplovees trom ditterent functional areas
of the organization to pertorm a related task or brainstorm for a particular proiect.

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Cross-functional teams

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These are groups of geographically or organizationally dispersed coworkers who use a combination of telecommunications and information technologies to accomblish an organizational task

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Virtual teams

38
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These are created to complete specitic, one-time projects or tasks within a limited time

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Project teams

39
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is an organization’s process of defining its strategy, or direction, and making decisions on allocating its resources to pursue this strategy.

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Strategic planning

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There are four (4) steps in the strategic planning process:

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Step 1: - Analysis of the situation and feasibility study
Step 2: - Determining the future direction
Step 3: - Strategy development
Step 4: - Measuring success

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is a common practice for organizations in analyzing the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats.

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SWOT analysis

42
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This exercise explores the organization’s planned events by looking at the external environment.

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PESTELI trends analysis

43
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increase tax rates on hotel and rental cars
health insurance chances that may affect hiring of new employees

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Political

44
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High unemployment rate
Corporations cutting travel and professional development funding concern with consumer contigence

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Economic

45
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MICE attendees are connecting difterently
Impact of social media and mobile technology
Difterent generations in the workforce
Different expectations of those attending Mice activities

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Social

46
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Power of social media on marketing
Introduction of new technology products to assist in planning and project management
Effect of mobile technology

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Technological

47
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Importance of sustainability
Introduction of best practices in green meeting and events
Change in sourcing and procurement selections based on supplier commitment to environment

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Environmental

48
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Changes in pharmaceutical events based on regulations

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Legal

49
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emphasis on the value of MICE based on outside drivers

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Industry