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This document discusses key concepts in management including: 1. The four main functions of management are planning, organizing, leading, and controlling. 2. There are three levels of management: first line managers, middle managers, and top/senior managers. 3. Decision making can involve certainty, uncertainty, or risk depending on how much knowledge and information managers have about alternative outcomes. 4. SWOT analysis involves analyzing the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats of an organization.
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Basic Management Notes

This document discusses key concepts in management including: 1. The four main functions of management are planning, organizing, leading, and controlling. 2. There are three levels of management: first line managers, middle managers, and top/senior managers. 3. Decision making can involve certainty, uncertainty, or risk depending on how much knowledge and information managers have about alternative outcomes. 4. SWOT analysis involves analyzing the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats of an organization.
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MANAGEMENT”

“MANAGEMENT” NOTES
BSIT PART-
PART-1 (2ND
(2ND SEMESTER)

Prepared BY: Syed Fateh Ali Shah (06/ITEC/29)


M.Ramzan Unar (06/ITEC/61)
Qalander Bux (06/ITEC/67)

What is Management?
Management is the systematic way of Pleasing,
Organizing, and Leading & Controlling for the achievement of the objective &
goals.

Management Functions:-
There are four management functions.
1- Planning
2- Organizing
3- Leading
4- Controlling

1-Planning:-
Planning is the process for doing a plain for something &
deciding in advance what to do, how to do, when to do & who is to do it.

2- Organizing:-
It is a process of creating an organization structure with the
view that what is done, who is doing them, where the reports are collected
& who makes the decisions.
3-Leading:-
It is a process of motivating & communicating with the
organizations, human resources to ensure goals are attained.

5-Controlling / Co-ordination:-
Controlling is the process to control &
monitor all the activities & makes the corrections.

What is Effectiveness?
Making right decisions & doing right things at
right time in right ways.

What is Efficiency?
Using limited resources in such a way that we
produce maximum output & the resources are not wasted.

The Role of Management:-


There are three roles of management.
1- Interpersonal role.
2- Informational role.
3- Decisional role.

1- Interpersonal role:-
Interpersonal role involves the manager in
relationship with other individuals both inside & outside the organization
or firm.

2- Informational role:-
Informational role is the role in which the
manager sends the information to other people (managers) or receives the
information from other people (managers) on any point of view.
3- Decisional role:-
The managers use the available information to
make important decisions.

What is a Manager?
Some one who manage the entire organization &
some one who plains & makes decisions, organizes, leads & controls
human, financial, physical & information resources.

Management levels defined:-

There are three management levels:-


1- First line managers.
2- Middle managers.
3- Top (or senior) managers.

1- First line managers:-


Directly responsible for day-to-day
operations & monitors the activities of operating employess.

2- Middle managers:-
Responsible for section or departments,
monitors the activities of lower-level managers (first line managers).

3- Top (or senior) managers:-


Responsible for entire enterprise,
manage the organization’s over all goals, strategy & operating policies.

What is an Organization?
Organization is a systematic arrangement
of people brought together to accomplish some specific purpose or goals.

E.g.:- College, University etc.


What is System Approach?
A system is a set of interrelated &
interdependent parts arranged in a manner that produces a unified whole.

There are two basic types of system:-


1-Close system.
2-Open system.

1-Close system:-
A system that is not influenced by & do not interact with
their environment.

2-Open system:-
A system that is influenced by & interact with their
environment.

In system Approach effectiveness is attained through:-


Planning, programming, monitoring, controlling etc.
E.g.:- military, government agencies, automobiles, insurance, banking etc.

What are types of plans?


There are two types of plans.
1-Strategic plans.
2-Tactical or Operational plans.

1-Strategic plans:-
The plan that apply to the entire organization, establish
the organization’s overall goals & position the organization in terms of its
environment.

Strategic plans are long term, directional & single use plans.
Long term plans:-
Plans with a time frame beyond three years.

Directional plans:-
Plans that are flexible & that set out general guidelines.

Single use plans:-


A one-time plan specifically designed to meet the needs of
a unique situation.

2-Tactical or Operational plans:-


Plans that specify the details of how
the overall goals are to be achieved.

Tactical plans are Short time, Specific & Standing plans.

Short term plans:-


Plans covering one year or less.

Specific plans:-
Plans that are clearly defined & that leave no room for
interpretation.

Standing Plans:-
Ongoing plans that provide guidance for activities
performed repeatedly.

What are Decision making conditions?

There are three conditions managers may face as they make decisions:-
1-Certainty.
2-Uncertainty.
3-Risk.
1-Certainty:-
A situation in which a manager can make accurate decisions
because the outcome of every alternative is known.

2-Uncertainty:-
A situation in which a manager do not have full knowledge of
alternative outcomes.

3-Risk:-
A situation in which the decision maker is able to estimate the
likelihood of certain outcomes.

What is SWOT analysis?


The combined external & internal analyses
are called the “SWOT analysis”, because it’s an analysis of the
organization’s Strengths, Weakness, Opportunities & Threats.

By that managers can identify a strategic niche (suitable position) that the
organization might exploit.

What is a small business organization?

It is an organization that is independently owned, operated & financed. It


has fewer than 100 employees & has relatively little impact on its industry.

What are Multinational Corporations(MNCs)?

Organizations which maintain significant operations in multiple countries


but are managed from a base in the home country.

E.g:- Alfa, Mobil Oil & so many companies are among a growing number of
firms that earn more than 60% of their revenue from foreign countries.
What is Collectivism?

A social framework in which people to act as members of groups & expect


others in groups of which they are a part (such as a family or an
organization) to look after them & to protect them when they are in trouble.

What are planning tools & techniques?

Assessing the environment:-


The screening of large amounts of
information to anticipate (expect) & interpret changes in the environment.

The fastest growing area of environmental scanning is “Competitor


Intelligence”.

Competitor Intelligence:-
It is a process by which organizations gather
information about their competitors & get answers to questions such as:-
Who are they?
What are they doing?
How will what they are doing effect us?

Scenario:-
A visualization of what the future is likely to be.

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