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INDIAN SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY AND

 

MANAGEMENT

 

AN ISO 9001:2015 CERTIFIED INTERNATIONAL B-SCHOOL

 

Name : SUNKARI TIRUPTAI RAO                                                                                                                                   Marks : 80

 

Course : Masters in Business Administration (MBA 4 Sem)

 

Subject : Essential of Management


 

 

 

Answer the following question.

 

Q1. Write a detailed note on seven out of FAYOL’s 14 principles of Management.

 

Q2. What is decentralization?

 

Q3. What are the advantages and disadvantages of democratic style?

 

Q4. What are the special features of the line organization?

 

Q5. What are the aspects of the system approach focused attention ?

 

Q6. What is management? & its three distinct aspects.


 

 

 

 

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CASE STUDY


 

 

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Case Studies

 

 

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Mr Singh, president of the Universal Food Products Company, was tired of being the only one in his company actua responsible for profits. While he had good vice- presidents in charge of finance, sales, advertising, manufacturin purchasing, and product research, he realized he could not hold any of them responsible for company profits, as mu as he would like to. He often find it difficult even to hold them responsible for the contribution in their various areas company profits. The sales Vice-president, for example, had rather reasonably complained that he could not be fu responsible for sales when the advertising was ineffective, when the products customers stores wanted were not read available from manufacturing, or when he did not have the new products he needed to meet competition. Likewise, t manufacturing vice-president had some justification when he made the point that he could not hold costs down and s be able to produce short runs so as to fill orders on short notice, finance controls would not allow the company to car large inventory of everything. Singh had considered breaking his company down into six or seven segments by setti up product divisions with a manager over each with profit responsibility. But he found that this would not be feasible economical since many of the company’s branded food products were produced on the same factory equipment a used the same raw materials, and a sales person calling on a store or supermarket could far more economically hand a number of related products more than one or a few. Consequently, Singh came to the conclusion that the best thing f him to do was to set up six product managers reporting to product marketing manager. Each product manager would given responsibility for one or a few products and would oversee, for each product, all aspects of product researc manufacturing, advertising, and sales thereby becoming the person responsible for the performance and the profits


 

9/29/21, 2:24 PM                                                                                                           Exam Paper

 

the products. Singh realized that he could not give these product managers actual line authority over the vario operating departments of the company since that would cause each vice-president and his or her department to report six product managers and the product marketing manager, as well the president. He was concerned with this proble but he knew that some of the most successful larger companies in the world had used the product manager syste Moreover, one of his friends in a university faculty had told him that he must except some lack of clearness and som confusion in any organization and that this result might not be bad since it forced people to work together as team Singh resolved to put in the product manager system as outlined above the hoped for the best. But he wondered how could avoid the problem of confusion in reporting relationships.

 

Answer the following question.

 

Q1. Do you agree with Singh’s program? Justify your reply.

 

Q2. Would you have done it diffidently? Explain in detail.

 

 

 

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