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Planning

logical and systematic approach for formulating objectives, programs, policies, procedures, budgets, rules and regulations and other types of plans

Vision

statement of what you want to do

Mission

statement to achieve your goal.

Four Major Factors Summarize the essential nature of planning

1.Contribution to purpose and objectives



2.Planning as the first basic function



3. Planning as a function of all managers



4. Planning for efficient organization

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Importance of Planning

1.To offset uncertainty and change (constraints).



2.To focus attention to planned targets.



3. To gain economical and efficient operation.



4. To facilitate control.


Plan should be smart

SIMPLE


MEASURABLE


ATTAINABLE


REALISTIC


TIME BOUNDED

Kinds of Objectives

Organizational Objectives


Managerial/Departmental Objectives


Individual Objectives

Organizational Objectives

general direction and purposes of an organization.

Managerial/Departmental Objective

identify the goals of particular department, or organization segment.

Individual Objectives

personalized objectives.

Characteristics of Objectives

*Must be specific /clear /concise


*Must be practical


*Must be quantifiable or measureable

Types of setting objectives

Profitability


Customer Service


Employee-Management Needs And Well Being

Corporate Social Responsibility

is the continuing commitment by business to behave ethically.

Unified Framework of Plans

CEO, VPs


MIDDLE MANAGEMENT


SUPERVISORY MANAGEMENT

Single Use Plans

1. Program- actual course of action


2. Budget- Plan stated in financial Terms

Ongoing Plans

3. Policy- basic guidelines for action.


4. Procedures- step-by-step directions


5. Rules- specific plans for controlling human behavior.

Types of Planning According to Range of Plans

Short range plans- 6 months to 1 year


Long Range Plans- 5 to 20 years

How Management Gets Results

1. Management by Objectives


2. Management by Exceptions


3. Management by Committees


4. Total Quality Management

Strategy

method of shaping a company's future