Executive Summary
In the modern world, managers choose among three types of control measures to improve the work flow and objective performance of the organization. The report compares and contrasts stand point of the author and other theorists on each of the three types of managerial control methods. Research findings provide evidence for consensus among theorists on the notion that feedforward control provides an active approach for balancing system dynamics. Feedforward control is applicable in the medical industry. Similarly, research results show that theorists agree on the usefulness of concurrent control methods as a reactive and theoretical approach to reduce uncertainty while improving objective performance. Concurrent control is applied to manage database systems. Lastly, the report finds that managers use feedback control to improve operations and work flow performance in the post action period and it enables managers to reduce uncertainty. Additionally, research finds that feedback control is used to stabilize problems.
Table of Contents
Executive Summary 2
Introduction 4
Control Models 4
Feedforward Control Method 4
1.1. Analysis 4
1.2. Research 5
1.3. Conclusion 5
Concurrent Control Method 5
1.4. Analysis 5
1.5. Research 5
1.6. Conclusion 6
Feedback Control Method 6
1.7. Analysis 6
1.8. Research 6
1.9. Conclusion 6
Conclusion 6
References 8
Introduction
The report serves the purpose of conducting critical evaluation and analysis of commonly used models for managerial control. In accord with the evidence collected from prior literature studies, the report performs comparative study on the three models of managerial control. The report identifies similarities and differences between the author’s standpoint and ...
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From being a student in the business program I have found that the courses in the MSM program has material that identifies key theoretical concepts and tools of strategy as well as some of the key issues facing business managers and leaders in today’s competitive business world. Therefore, to learn new management and leadership skills as well as how to be an effective business leader, you need to practice. Studying and analyzing a case study allows us to engage in the practice of strategic management by putting ourselves in a decision maker’s position and forcing us to deal with real life business scenarios facing actual managers and leaders in the workplace. However, to be an effective manager or leader you have to have control. Daft (2012) said managers approach to control is changing in many of today’s organizations. Thus, the case study of Lincoln Electric will help me to understand and identify the type of control process approach is used, why it works well for the organization, as well as identify why the control process approach wasn’t successful overseas.
The feedback mechanism such as emails, SMS reply, feedback form, telephonic feedbacks are examples of getting feedbacks.
Management is commonly used in all organisation across the globe. It is very crucial and the best approach which is required to complete the work. Management consists of three objectives, one which includes reaching goals without having to pay too much expense with minimal amount of wastage produced (Olum, 2016). There are several evidence that suggests people during the pre-historic times followed simple principles of management (Pindur, 1995). Management has developed over the years and in order to maintain a stable organisation, different approaches are used and as the time goes by the theories in regards to management gets modified hence creates modern management theory. Management has been evolving in accordance to the new demands so,
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