A Presentation On Management By Objectives
Gaurav Drall
From: Gaurav Drall Roll No. 05
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PLANNING HOW TO BEST MEET YOUR MISSION
We must plan for the future, because people who stay in the present will remain in the past. Abraham Lincoln Gaurav Drall
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What Is Planning Planning
is a search problem that requires to find an efficient sequence of actions that transforms a system from a given starting state to the goal state. Planning is the starting point of management process. Predetermines what the business proposes to accomplish and how it intends realizing its goals.
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Proper planning accomplishes the following 1.
Managing Uncertainty
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Better Focus
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Improves Coordination
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Basis For Control
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Organizational Mission The
mission states the organization’s values and reason for existence.
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mission statement is the basis for all following goals and plans.
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Goals And Plans Goals: Specify future ends.
Plans: Specify the means to future ends. “ The blueprint for goal achievement…. Specifies the resource allocation, Schedules, tasks….” Gaurav Drall
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Strategic Goals And Plans
Strategic Goals pertain to the entire organization.
Strategic Plans define the action steps the company will use to attain strategic goals.
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Tactical Goals And Plans
Tactical Goals apply to middle management and describe what major subunits must do to enable the organization to meet its strategic goals.
Tactical Plans: Help execute major Strategic Plans. Cover a shorter period of time.
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Operational Goals And plans
Operational Goals: The specific results expected of small units, workgroups and individuals. Operational Plans: developed at the lower levels of an organization to specify actions required to achieve operational goals and to support tactical plans.
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Goal Characteristics
Be specific and measurable in quantitative terms.
Be for a defined period of time.
Contribute most to company performance.
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Types Of Plans
Single-use plans: These are developed to achieve objectives that are not likely to be repeated in the future. Single-use plans include programs, budgets and projects.
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Standing Plan Standing
plans are used to provide guidance for tasks performed repeatedly within the organization.
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The Planning Process GOAL SET TIN G
Identification and formulation of objective
Revision Of Goals And Plans
DEVELOP ING P LANS
Choices between alternative plans
IMPLEM ENT AT ION Execution of the plan Gaurav Drall
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Successful Planning Process Everyone
Participates Board and staff educated about planning Board and staff explore new ideas Necessary resources available
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Management By Objectives
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What Is An Objective?
“ Objectives are goals, aims or purposes that organization wish over varying time periods.”
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Management By Objectives (MBO) A method whereby managers and employees define objectives for every department, project and person and use them to monitor subsequent performance.
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Essential Steps For MBO Set Goals
Develop Action Plan
-The most difficult step.
-Course of action for both workgroup and individual.
-Specific target and time frame.
Review Progress -Periodic during the year.
Appraise Overall Performance
-Take corrective action.
-How are we doing? -Do we need to restate our goals?
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Making MBO Process Effective It
must start at the top of the organization.
Employees
must be educated about what MBO
is. Managers
tell their subordinates what organizational goals and plans top management has established. Gaurav Drall
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Goals
should be achievable within a specified period of time.
The
management should specify the resources that the subordinate will need.
The
employee should be rewarded on goal attainment.
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