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Het vier-instrumentenmodel van managementcontrol
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Waarnem ing en beoordeling van het verloop van de activ ite iten en
beoordeling van het resultaat gericht op b ijsturing
Leiderschap
3e instrum ent(le id ing geven; beslissingen
overdragen; taken opdragen;m otiveren)
Regels voortaakgedrag
Conditionering(begrenzing) vanhet taakgedrag
Voorspelbaarheidvan het taakgedrag
Kader van doelste llingen,strategiebepaling en p lannen
1e instrum ent
Kader van organisatiestructuur
P rocesbeheersings-procedure
4e instrum ent
M edewerkers Activite itenin een proces
Doel/resultaat
Manager
2e instrum ent
Organizing
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− Organization is the deployment of resources to achieve strategic goals.
− It is reflected in• Division of labor into specific departments &
jobs• Formal lines of authority• Mechanisms for coordinating diverse
organizational tasks
Organization Structure
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Defines how tasks are divided, resources are deployed, and departments are coordinated
● Set of formal tasks assigned● Formal reporting relationships● The design of systems to ensure effective coordination of
employees across departments
Chain of Command
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− Unbroken line of authority that links all persons in an organization
− Shows who reports to whom
− Associated with two underlying principlesUnity of CommandScalar Principle
Authority
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− Formal and legitimate right of a manager to make decisions and issue orders
− Allocate resources to achieve organizationally desired outcomes
− Authority is distinguished by three characteristicsAuthority is vested in organizational positions, not
peopleAuthority is accepted by subordinates Authority flows down the vertical hierarchy
Responsibility
Flip side of the authority coin
− The duty to perform the task or activity an employee has been assigned
− Managers are assigned authority commensurate with responsibility
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Accountability
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− Mechanism through which authority and responsibility are brought into alignment
− People are subject to reporting and justifying task outcomes to those above them in the chain of command
− Can be built into the organization structure
Five Approaches to Structural Design (1)
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2. D ivis ional
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1. Vertica l Functional
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AccountingM anufacturing H um anR esources
AccountingM anufacturing
ProductD iv is ion 2
ProductD iv is ion 1
Five Approaches to Structural Design (2)
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4. Team -Based
3. M atrix
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AccountingM anufacturing
ProductD ivis ion 2
ProductD ivis ion 1
5. N etw ork
D esigner M anufacturer
C entra l H ub
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AgencyM arketer
Relationship of approach to strategy and the Environment
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Strategic Goals:Cost leadership, efficiency, stability
Strategic Goals:Differentiation, innovation, flexibility
FunctionalS tructure
Functional w ith interdepartm entalTask Forces, Integrators
D ivisionalS tructure
Horizonta lTeam s
StrategicG oals