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9780324125658

Management Meeting and Exceeding Customer Expectations with Student Resource CD-ROM

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  • Copyright: 2001-07-17
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Table of Contents

PART 1 MANAGEMENT CONCEPTS
Management: An Overview
2(34)
Introduction
4(1)
Management and Managers
5(1)
Organizational Need for Managers
5(1)
The Manager's Universe
6(7)
The Need to Please Customers
7(1)
The Need to Provide Leadership
8(1)
The Need to Act Ethically
9(1)
The Need to Value Diversity in Their Employees
10(2)
The Need to Cope with Global Challenges
12(1)
Levels of Management
13(5)
Top Management
14(1)
Middle Management
14(1)
First-Line Management
15(1)
Functional Managers
16(2)
Management Functions
18(4)
Planning
18(1)
Organizing
19(1)
Staffing
20(1)
Leading
20(1)
Controlling
20(1)
Functions and the Levels of Management
20(2)
Management Roles
22(3)
Interpersonal Roles
22(1)
Informational Roles
22(1)
Decisional Roles
23(1)
Roles and Managerial Functions
24(1)
Roles and the Expectations of Others
24(1)
Management Skills
25(4)
Technical Skills
26(1)
Human Skills
26(1)
Conceptual Skills
26(1)
Skills and Levels of Management
26(3)
Management Myths and Realities
29(1)
Evaluating a Manager's Performance
30(6)
Management Thought: Past and Present
36(30)
Introduction
38(1)
History and Theory of Management
39(1)
Value of History
39(1)
Ancient History
39(1)
Value of Theory
39(1)
Classical Management Theory
40(6)
Classical Scientific School
41(3)
Classical Administrative School
44(2)
Behavioral Management Theory
46(3)
Quantitative Management Theory
49(2)
Management Science
49(2)
Systems Management Theory
51(3)
Systems School
51(1)
Cumulative Energy of Synergy
52(2)
Contingency Management Theory
54(1)
Quality Management Theory
55(11)
Kaizen Approach
55(1)
Reengineering Approach
56(1)
Major Contributors to Quality Management
57(9)
Management's Commitments to Quality and Productivity
66(32)
Introduction
67(1)
Quality, Productivity, and Profitability
68(9)
Quality Function Deployment
70(5)
Cost-Effective Quality
75(1)
Productivity
75(1)
Quality-Productivity-Profitability Link
76(1)
Improving Quality and Productivity
77(13)
Reengineering Approaches
79(1)
Commitments at the Top
80(4)
Commitments at the Middle
84(2)
Commitments at the Bottom
86(2)
External Commitments
88(2)
Additional Internal and External Influences on Quality and Productivity
90(8)
Internal Influences
90(1)
External Influences
91(7)
The Manager's Environment
98(26)
Introduction
100(1)
The Organization as a System
100(2)
Internal Environment
102(7)
Mission, Vision, and Core Values
102(2)
Core Competencies
104(1)
Organizational Culture
104(1)
Organizational Climate
105(1)
Leadership
105(1)
Organizational Structure
105(1)
Resources
106(3)
External Environment
109(6)
Directly Interactive Forces
109(3)
Indirectly Interactive Forces
112(3)
Environments and Management
115(9)
Sensing and Adapting to Environments
116(1)
Influencing Environments
116(1)
Meeting Responsibilities to Stakeholders
116(8)
PART 2 PLANNING AND DECISION MAKING
Organizational Planning
124(34)
Introduction
126(1)
Planning Defined
126(7)
Mission Statement
126(3)
Goals
129(1)
Plans
130(1)
Strategies and Tactics
131(1)
Determining Resource Requirements
132(1)
Types of Plans
133(9)
Strategic Plans
134(1)
Tactical Plans
135(1)
Operational Plans
136(5)
Unified Hierarchy of Goals
141(1)
Contingency Plans
141(1)
Basic Planning Process
142(4)
Setting Objectives
142(1)
Analyzing and Evaluating the Environment
143(2)
Identifying the Alternatives
145(1)
Evaluating the Alternatives
145(1)
Selecting the Best Solution
145(1)
Implementing the Plan
146(1)
Controlling and Evaluating the Results
146(1)
Making Plans Effective
146(4)
Improving the Quality of Assumptions and Forecasts
147(2)
Planning Tools
149(1)
Barriers to Planning
150(8)
Inability to Plan
150(1)
Lack of Commitment to the Planning Process
150(1)
Inferior Information
151(1)
Lack of Focus on the Long Term
151(1)
Over reliance on the Planning Department
151(1)
Overemphasis on Controllable Variables
151(7)
Strategic Planning and Strategic Management
158(32)
Introduction
161(1)
Nature of Strategic Planning and Strategic Management
161(6)
Elements of Strategic Planning
162(2)
Responsibility for Strategic Planning
164(1)
Strategy Formulation Versus Strategy Implementation
165(1)
Levels of Strategy
165(2)
Strategic Planning Process
167(8)
Creating a Mission Statement and Goals
167(2)
Analyzing the Internal and External Environments
169(2)
Reassessing the Mission Statement and Goals
171(1)
Formulating Strategies
172(1)
Implementing Strategies
172(3)
Monitoring and Evaluating Results
175(1)
Formulating Corporate-Level Strategy
175(5)
Grand Strategies
176(2)
Portfolio Strategy
178(2)
Formulating Business-Level Strategy
180(3)
Adaptive Strategies
180(2)
Competitive Strategies
182(1)
Formulating Functional-Level Strategy
183(7)
Marketing Strategy
184(1)
Production Strategy
184(1)
Human Resources Strategy
184(1)
Financial Strategy
184(1)
Research and Development Strategy
184(6)
Making Decisions
190(36)
Introduction
192(1)
What You Need To Know About Decisions
192(1)
What Decision Making Is
192(4)
Decision Making, Problem Solving, and Opportunity Management
192(1)
Universality of Decision Making
193(1)
Approaches to Decision Making
193(1)
Programmed and Nonprogrammed Decisions
194(2)
Seven-Step Decision-Making Process
196(7)
Defining the Problem or Opportunity
196(2)
Identifying Limiting Factors
198(1)
Developing Potential Alternatives
199(1)
Analyzing the Alternatives
200(1)
Selecting the Best Alternative
201(1)
Implementing the Decision
201(1)
Establishing a Control and Evaluation System
202(1)
Environmental Influence on Decision Making
203(6)
Degree of Certainty
203(2)
Imperfect Resources
205(1)
Internal Environment
205(3)
External Environment
208(1)
Influence of Managerial Style on Decision Making
209(2)
Personal Decision-Making Approaches
209(1)
Ability to Set Priorities
209(1)
Timing of Decisions
210(1)
Tunnel Vision
211(1)
Commitment to Previous Decisions
211(1)
Creativity
211(1)
Group Decision Making
211(4)
Brainstorming
212(1)
Nominal Group Technique
212(1)
Delphi Technique
213(1)
Advantages and Disadvantages of Group Decision Making
214(1)
Quantitative Decision-Making Techniques
215(4)
Decision Trees
215(2)
Payback Analysis
217(1)
Simulations
217(2)
Creating an Environment for Effective Decision Making
219(7)
PART 3 ORGANIZING
Organizing Principles
226(38)
Introduction
228(1)
The Formal Organization
228(1)
Organizing Process
229(1)
Relationship Between Planning and Organizing
229(1)
Benefits of Organizing
230(1)
Five-Step Organizing Process
230(9)
Reviewing Plans and Goals
230(3)
Determining Work Activities
233(1)
Classifying and Grouping Activities
234(3)
Assigning Work and Delegating Authority
237(1)
Designing a Hierarchy of Relationships
237(2)
Major Organizational Concepts
239(13)
Authority
239(4)
Unity of Command
243(1)
Power
243(2)
Delegation
245(1)
Span of Control
246(3)
Centralization Versus Decentralization
249(3)
The Informal Organization
252(12)
Informal Organization Defined
253(1)
Informal and Formal Organizations Compared
253(1)
Emergence of the Informal Organization
254(1)
Structure of the Informal Organization
255(2)
Impact of the Informal Organization
257(7)
Organizational Design
264(28)
Introduction
266(1)
Designing Organizational Structure
266(3)
Organizational Design Defined
266(1)
Objectives of Organizational Design
267(2)
Range of Organizational Design Outcomes
269(2)
Mechanistic Organizational Structures
269(1)
Organic Organizational Structures
269(2)
Contingency Factors Affecting Organizational Design
271(7)
Strategy
271(1)
Environment
272(2)
Size of the Organization
274(1)
Age of the Organization
274(2)
Technology
276(2)
Structural Options in Organizational Design
278(14)
Functional Structure
278(1)
Divisional Structure
279(3)
Matrix Structure
282(2)
Team Structure
284(1)
Network Structure
285(7)
Organizational Culture and Change
292(40)
Introduction
294(1)
Organizational Culture
294(4)
Organizational Culture Defined
294(1)
Factors Shaping Culture
295(3)
Manifestations of Culture
298(4)
Statements of Principle
298(1)
Stories
299(1)
Slogans
299(1)
Heroes
300(1)
Ceremonies
300(1)
Symbols
301(1)
Climate
301(1)
Physical Environment
302(1)
Creation of Culture
302(5)
Role of Managers
302(2)
Role of Employees
304(1)
Factors Contributing to the Effectiveness of Culture
305(2)
Nature of Change
307(6)
Sources of Change
307(1)
Types of Change
308(2)
Rates of Change
310(3)
Management and Change
313(1)
How to Manage Change
313(4)
Need for Change: Diagnosing and Predicting It
314(2)
Steps in Planned Change
316(1)
Qualities Promoting Change
317(2)
Mutual Trust
317(1)
Organizational Learning
318(1)
Adaptability
318(1)
Implementation of Change
319(4)
Resistance to Change
319(1)
Why Change Efforts Fail
320(1)
Methods of Effecting Change
321(2)
Organizational Development
323(9)
Purposes of Organizational Development
324(1)
Strategies of Organizational Development
324(1)
Evaluating the Effectiveness of Organizational Development
325(7)
PART 4 STAFFING AND LEADING
Staffing
332(44)
Introduction
334(1)
Responsibility for Staffing
334(1)
Staffing Process
335(1)
Staffing Environments
336(10)
Legal Environment
336(6)
Sociocultural Environment
342(3)
Union Environment
345(1)
Human Resource Planning
346(5)
Job Analysis
346(1)
Human Resource Inventory
347(1)
Human Resource Forecasting
348(2)
Inventory and Forecast Comparison
350(1)
Recruitment, Selection, and Orientation
351(6)
Strategies for Recruiting
351(1)
Selection Process
352(5)
Orientation
357(1)
Training and Development
357(3)
Purposes of Training
358(1)
Challenges of Training
358(1)
Techniques of Training
359(1)
Purposes of Development
360(1)
Techniques of Development
360(1)
Performance Appraisal
360(4)
Purposes of Performance Appraisal
361(1)
Components of Appraisal Systems
361(1)
Appraisal Methods
362(2)
Legality of Appraisals
364(1)
Implementation of Employment Decisions
364(4)
Promotions
365(1)
Transfers
365(1)
Demotions
365(1)
Separations
366(2)
Compensation
368(8)
Purposes of Compensation
368(1)
Factors Influencing Compensation
368(1)
Wages and Salaries
368(2)
Benefits
370(1)
Executive Compensation
371(5)
Communication: Interpersonal and Organizational
376(32)
Introduction
378(1)
Communication Process
378(2)
Mediums of Communication
380(4)
Verbal Communication
380(2)
Nonverbal Communication
382(2)
Interpersonal Communication
384(5)
Communication and Teams
385(1)
Barriers to Interpersonal Communication
386(3)
Organizational Communication
389(10)
Formal Downward Channels
390(1)
Formal Horizontal Channels
391(1)
Formal Upward Channels
392(1)
Formal Communication Networks
393(1)
Informal Communication Channels
394(1)
Barriers to Organizational Communication
395(4)
Improvement of Communication
399(9)
Responsibilities of Senders
399(2)
Responsibilities of Receivers
401(2)
Ten Commandments of Good Communication
403(5)
Human Motivation
408(42)
Introduction
410(1)
Challenge of Motivation
410(6)
Basics of Motivation
412(1)
Motivation Model
412(1)
Integrated Motivation Model
413(3)
Content Theories: Motivation Theories Focusing on Needs
416(11)
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
416(4)
Herzberg's Two-Factor Theory
420(3)
McClelland and the Need for Achievement
423(1)
Alderfer's ERG Theory
424(3)
Process Theories: Motivation Theories Focusing on Behoviors
427(7)
Expectancy Theory
427(2)
Reinforcement Theory
429(3)
Equity Theory
432(1)
Goal-Setting Theory
433(1)
Building a Philosophy of Management
434(2)
Theory X and Theory Y
434(1)
Argyris's Maturity Theory
435(1)
Development of Expectations
436(1)
Managing for Motivation
436(14)
Treating People as Individuals
436(1)
Providing Support
437(1)
Recognizing and Valuing Diversity
438(1)
Empowering Employees
438(2)
Providing an Effective Reward System
440(1)
Redesigning Jobs
440(2)
Promoting Intrapreneurship
442(2)
Creating Flexibility
444(6)
Leadership
450(34)
Introduction
452(1)
Leadership Defined
452(8)
Leadership Traits
453(1)
Leadership Skills
454(1)
Leadership Behaviors
455(2)
Management Versus Leadership
457(3)
Power and Leadership
460(3)
Legitimate Power
460(1)
Coercive Power
460(1)
Reward Power
461(1)
Expert Power
461(1)
Referent Power
462(1)
Leadership Styles
463(6)
Positive Versus Negative Motivation
463(1)
Decision-Making Styles
464(2)
Task Orientation Versus People Orientation
466(3)
Theories of Situational Leadership
469(6)
Fiedler's Contingency Model
469(2)
House and Mitchell's Path-Goal Theory
471(3)
Hersy and Blanchard's Life-Cycle Theory
474(1)
Challenges Facing Leaders
475(2)
Leadership Throughout an Organization
475(1)
Leadership and Rapid Response
476(1)
Leadership and Tough Decisions
476(1)
How Managers Can Become Batter Leaders
477(7)
Team Management and Conflict
484(36)
Introduction
486(1)
Nature of Teams
487(2)
Teams Defined
487(1)
Characteristics of Effective Teams
487(1)
Types of Teams
487(2)
Philosophical Issues of Team Management
489(6)
How to Use Teams
489(4)
How Much Independence to Give Teams
493(2)
Establishment of Team Organization
495(5)
Process of Team Building
495(3)
Team-Building Considerations
498(2)
Management of Team Processes
500(4)
Stages of Team Development
500(2)
Team Cohesiveness
502(1)
Team Norms
502(1)
Team Personality
503(1)
Measurements of Team Effectiveness
504(3)
Benefits of Teams
504(1)
Costs of Teams
505(2)
Team and Individual Conflict
507(3)
Views of Conflict
507(1)
Positive and Negative Aspects of Conflict
508(1)
Sources of Conflict
508(2)
Strategies for Managing Conflict
510(10)
Analysis of the Conflict Situation
510(1)
Development of a Strategy
511(1)
Conflict Stimulation
512(8)
PART 5 CONTROLLING
Controlling: Purpose and Process
520(26)
Introduction
522(2)
Controlling and the Other Management Functions
524(1)
Control Process
525(5)
Establishing Performance Standards
525(3)
Measuring Performance
528(1)
Comparing Measured Performance to Established Standards
528(2)
Taking Corrective Action
530(1)
Types of Controls and Control Systems
530(5)
Feedforward Controls
532(1)
Concurrent Controls
533(1)
Feedback Controls
534(1)
Control Systems
534(1)
Characteristics of Effective Controls
535(3)
Focus on Critical Points
535(1)
Integration
535(1)
Acceptability
536(1)
Timeliness
536(1)
Economic Feasibility
536(1)
Accuracy
537(1)
Comprehensibility
537(1)
Control Monitoring
538(8)
Monitoring Organizational Impacts
538(1)
Updating Controls
539(7)
Control techniques
546(34)
Introduction
548(1)
Subsystem Controls
548(3)
Finance Controls
548(2)
Marketing Controls
550(1)
Human Resource Controls
550(1)
Financial Controls
551(9)
Financial Statements
551(4)
Financial Ratio Analysis
555(3)
Financial Responsibility Centers
558(1)
Financial Audits
558(2)
Budget Controls
560(5)
Budget Development Process
561(3)
Operating Budgets
564(1)
Financial Budgets
565(1)
Marketing Controls
565(4)
Marketing Research
566(1)
Test Marketing
567(1)
Marketing Ratios
568(1)
Sales Quotas
568(1)
Stockage
569(1)
Human Resource Controls
569(4)
Statistical Analysis
569(2)
Human Asset Valuation
571(1)
Training and Development
571(1)
Performance Appraisals
572(1)
Attitude Surveys
573(1)
Management Audits
573(1)
Computers and Control
573(7)
Operations Management
580(34)
Introduction
582(1)
Nature of Operations Management
582(2)
Operations Strategy and Management Defined
582(1)
Importance of Operations Management
583(1)
Operations Planning
584(11)
Product or Service Design Planning
584(3)
Facilities Layout
587(3)
Production Processes and Technology
590(4)
Facilities Location
594(1)
Capacity Planning
595(1)
Management of Operations
595(2)
Aggregate Plan
596(1)
Master Schedule
596(1)
Structure for Implementing Production
597(1)
Controls for Quality and Productivity
597(17)
Design Control
598(1)
Materials Control: Purchasing
598(2)
Inventory Control
600(4)
Scheduling Control
604(3)
Product Control
607(7)
PART 6 SPECIAL CONCERNS
Information Management Systems
614(28)
Introduction
616(1)
Information and the Manager
616(3)
Information Management Systems
619(3)
Functions of an Effective Information System (IS)
620(1)
Guidelines for Developing an Information System (IS)
620(2)
Computerized Information Systems
622(10)
Computer Operations
626(1)
Data Processing Models
627(1)
Linking Computer Systems
627(2)
CIS Management Tools
629(3)
Managing Information Systems
632(10)
Overcoming Resistance
632(1)
Enabling Users
633(1)
Outsourcing
634(1)
Evaluating Results
634(8)
International Management
642(38)
Introduction
644(2)
Why Businesses Become International
646(1)
The Multinational Corporation
647(1)
Characteristics of Multinationals
648(1)
International Environment
649(6)
Political Environment
649(2)
Legal Environment
651(1)
Economic Environment
652(1)
Sociocultural Environment
652(2)
Technological Environment
654(1)
Planning and the International Manager
655(5)
Choosing Strategies
655(1)
Assessing the External Variables
656(4)
Organizing and the International Manager
660(5)
Pre-International Division Phase
660(1)
International Division Phase
661(1)
Global Structure Phase
662(3)
Staffing and the International Manager
665(2)
Staffing Problems and Solutions
665(1)
Compensation
666(1)
Leading and the International Manager
667(5)
Employee Attitudes
667(2)
Communication Problems
669(1)
Cross-Cultural Management
670(2)
Controlling and the International Manager
672(8)
Characteristics of Controls
672(1)
Control Problems
673(7)
Succeeding in Your Organization
680(36)
Introduction
682(1)
Managing to Success
682(2)
Nature of Careers
682(1)
Career Perspective
683(1)
New Career Environment
683(1)
Career Planning
684(10)
Stages of Career Development
685(3)
Steps in Career Planning
688(6)
Career Management
694(3)
Analyzing and Understanding the Organization
694(3)
Assessment and Alignment
697(1)
Strategies for Career Advancement
697(12)
Committing to Lifelong Learning
697(1)
Creating Visibility
698(3)
Developing Mentor Relationships
701(1)
Developing Networks
702(1)
Understanding Power and Politics
703(1)
Working with the Boss
704(1)
Managing Stress
705(4)
Organizational Dilemmas
709(7)
Conflicts Between Personal and Organizational Values
709(1)
Loyalty Demands
709(1)
Advancement Decisions
710(1)
Independence and Sponsorship
711(5)
Management Ethics and Social Responsibility
716(31)
Introduction
718(1)
Managing Ethically
718(13)
Individuals and Ethical Conduct
720(1)
Leaders' Ethics
721(1)
Organizational Influences on Ethical Conduct
722(1)
Importance of Organizational Controls
723(3)
Legal Constraints
726(2)
Ethical Dilemmas
728(2)
Guidelines for Acting Ethically
730(1)
Nature of Social Responsibility
731(7)
Approaches to Social Responsibility
732(1)
Responsibilities to Stakeholders
733(3)
Government Regulation: Pros and Cons
736(2)
Managing for Social Responsibility
738(9)
Top-Management Commitment
738(3)
Social Audit
741(6)
Recommended Readings 747(10)
References 757(22)
Glossary 779(10)
Index 789

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