VDB REPORT
Cleanse
Body Soap
Assessment Item 3
BSB115 - Management
Word Count – 1412
Table of Contents Introduction 3 Problem Defined 3 Problem Analysis 4 Leading 4 Controlling 5 Environmental Factors 5 Conclusion 6 Recommendations 6 Bibliography 7
Introduction
Cleanse is an Australian body soap company who produce and wholesale their products out to supermarket chains such as Woolworths and Coles. The company has been operating for over 3 years and has established a head office in Brisbane and Sydney with over 200 employees in its Australian operations. In addition to its Australian operations, Cleanse also has a branch in Delhi, India where they produce the same product and wholesale Cleanse products
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It is easy to think communicating is simple; however it is usually quite complicated and very easy to send the wrong message. The two elements in every communication situation are the sender and the receiver. The sender conveys the idea and the receiver interprets it and usually gives the sender feedback. Feedback is a powerful tool to communication effectiveness, because it enables the sender to determine whether or not the receiver correctly interpreted the message. Likewise in this case line managers haven’t been able to express themselves and therefore there hasn’t been any feedback conveyed with the General Manager. A possible cause for this problem is that majority of line managers employed in India are recent university graduates (World Business Culture, 2012). Now this is not the problem, the problem is the lack of experience held by these employees compared to the experience of general managers. And with the way businesses are run in India it is usually a case of the person with the most experience in the business gets to have the final say (Chakravarty, 2013).
Controlling
The second aspect of management used to investigate the issue is Controlling. Control is a concern that is facing every manager in every organisation today. Many businesses continually look to improve relationships between all levels of staff in order for a healthy working environment. To effectively control a business the organisation requires information about
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Overall Strength: in general, the article provides structure to a concept that is very intangible by: (a) describing the nature and the functions of control; (b) segregating the MCS into categories: core control system, organizational structure, and organizational culture; (c) illustrating how to apply the control model (satisfied my approach) (d) provides a basis for designing and evaluating the system. The manner, in which the model is presented, with its use of figures, further emphasizes the structure of the model. See below on further emphasis on parts (a) -(c).
Every business needs to have controls in place to remain competitive and survive in business. Without controls, the company would operate in chaos for a short period before the business collapses. When operating a business, a
Stakeholder power: is determined by the extent to which stakeholders control the resources required by the organization. 3
The following data for ABC Ltd pertain to the production of 3,000 skate gaurds during April.
How we can represent the relationship between different groups of content on a website ?
Organizational control is defined as the systematic process through which managers regulate organizational activities to meet planned goals and standards of performance (p.628). In an organization, control is needed to ensure that the organization runs smoothly. Saverio Todaro who is a licensed safety inspector made a confession in the federal court in New York. He claimed that he had submitted clean asbestos and lead test of hundreds of buildings, even though he himself has never performed a single test (p.627). This is an example of lack of control in an organization. An example that I have of an attempt of control that has been a little more than an illusion is from my experience of coaching high school soccer. Usually after every game,
ensuring control at all levels of the organization. I will have a general picture about the risk control
1. Control Environment – The control environment is the foundation for the other four components of internal control. It outlines discipline and structure for the internal control method and consists of philosophy, ethical values, operating style, risk appetite, functioning of the board, and organizational structure (Louwers, Ramsay, Sinason, & Strawser, 2007).
‘Managers have been subject to…systems of control and evaluation’ (Jackell, 1988, pg. 75). This theory didn’t completely maximise on managerial control, but gave order and direction for both employees and managers within an organisation.
Control mechanisms indeed give organizations measures of positive control over processes, employees, and, hopefully, outcome. On the other hand, control mechanisms also have affects on
Define control and discuss the control process and the importance of control in business organizations.
Controlling leads to identification of new problems that in turn need to be addressed through establishment of performance standards, measuring performance etc.
Cleanse PLC is a major producer of domestic washing powders and other domestic cleaning products since 1901. It is based in Manchester in the United Kingdom. The company have been produced a lots of products under well-known domestic brand names. The company owns four production plants in the
Control is kind of ways that managers attempt to align employee’s capabilities and activities with the organization’s goals, which is essential to all organizations (Cyert, 1963). According to Fayol (1841-1952), control is an important element of management (Wren, 2009). From a particular perspective, management also can be seen as a major activity to seek and maintain control. From an overview of management literature, control has been found crucial at the center of classical and contemporary organizations, from scientific management to modern management (Harris, 2011). Managerial control, then, is a process that