Management and Importance of management
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SUBMITTED BY NAME – Nitin Yadav BRANCH - COMPUTER ENGG… Roll NO - 14085080020 PRESENTATION SUBMITTED TO NAME :- Er . Richa Garg (HOD), Er. Virender Singh Depts. - CSE
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SUBMITTED BY NAME – Nitin YadavBRANCH - COMPUTER ENGG…Roll NO - 14085080020
PRESENTATION
SUBMITTED TONAME :- Er . Richa Garg (HOD), Er. Virender SinghDepts. - CSE
Management• Meaning of management• Characteristics of management• Need of management• Level of management• Function of management• Organisation structure• Inventory management
Meaning of Management
Management is getting things done through other.
Management mean to manage things by planning,co-ordinating,motivating and controlling.
Manager-Manager is that person by whom the work is done.
Characteristics of Management
Management is a purposeful activity. Management is getting the things done. Management is needed at all levels of the
organisation. Management is goal oriented. Management is both science and art.
Need of Management
The need for a good management is due to the following reasons:- Tough competition in the market. Production efficiency. Industrial piece. Limited financial resources. Complexity of industry.
Levels of Management
Middle Level Management
Top Level Management
Low Level Management
Diagram of Levels of Management
Levels of Management Top Level Management:- It is the head of all
management.It consist of Board of Directors, Chief executives, Senior executives. All policy decision are taken by top level management.
Middle Level Management:- Middle management serves as a link between the top level management and lower level management.
Lower Level Management:- Lower management consist of office superintendents, Foremen and supervisors.
Function of Management Planning Organising Staffing Directing Co-ordinating Controlling Motivating
Inventory ManagementInventories are stock of raw materials and components required for manufacturing of product and of finished product for sale. Thus, inventories form a link between the production and sale of the product. The forms of inventories existing in a manufacturing enterprise can be classified into three categories:-(A) Raw Materials:-These are the goods which have been purchased and store for future productions.(B) Work-in-Progress:-These are the semi-manufactured products.(C) Finished Goods:-These are the final products of the production process ready for sale.
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