3. Level of Management

December 1, 2021, 11:28 PM
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 Level of Management 
 

 

TOP – MANAGEMENT :- Concerned with the defining the objective of organization and designing the planning to achieve them. Policy making is their main job.

M I S FOR TOP MANAGEMENT :- Information related to charge of environmental factors, which can affect the growth and survival and also about profit, result , turnover, budget etc. of an organization.

MIDDLE MANAGEMENT:- Manager with number of activities and responsibilities concerned with their functions, they direct the activity to the Operational Manager as they are head of particular function with certain responsibility related with their job extraction.

 M I S FOR MIDDLE – MANAGEMENT :- Information related to collection, utilization and measurement of resources with performance of their functions.

OPERATIONAL MANAGEMENT :- They are supervisors who are directly in contact with employee, who are responsible for production of goods or services as their out put and are responsible to complete assigned target on field.

M I S FOR OPERATIONAL MANAGEMENT:- Repetitive, well planed, about day to day work, in terms of man hours, machine hours, unit produced per day etc.

   
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