Introduction to Management

            

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Direct Control Versus Preventive Control : Chapter 22

Controls are necessary to check whether the performance conforms to the plans prepared by the organization. This chapter examined the necessity of overall control. In this context, two types of controls were discussed: direct control and preventive control. Direct control is carried out once the deviations from the plans are observed and then steps are taken to rectify them. The causes of negative deviation and direct control were discussed.

The principle of preventive control is based on the idea that most of the negative deviations from standards can be overcome by applying the fundamentals of management. The assumptions and advantages of preventive control were discussed in the chapter.

Two types of organization audits, the management audit and the enterprise self-audit, were discussed. The certified management audit, its benefits and problems regarding its application were also discussed. Finally, we examined the enterprise self-audit, its procedure, and its contribution to management.

Chapter 22 : Overview


Direct Control Versus Preventive Control
Direct Control
Causes of Negative Deviations from Standards
Questionable Assumptions Underlying Direct Control

Preventive Control
Assumptions of the Principle of Preventive Control

Advantages of Preventive Control

Management Audit and Enterprise Self-Audit
The Management Audit
The Certified Management Audit
The Enterprise Self-Audit