USE OF COMPUTERS IN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

USE OF COMPUTERS IN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT. Dr. W.K. SARWADE Associate Professor Department of Commerce Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University Aurangabad 18 June-2011. Basic Concepts.

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USE OF COMPUTERS IN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT Dr. W.K. SARWADE Associate Professor Department of Commerce Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University Aurangabad 18 June-2011
Basic Concepts 1) One of the most important human activities in managing. Managing has been essential to ensure the co-ordination of individual efforts. 2) Management is the process of designing and maintaining an environment in which Individuals working together in groups efficiently for accomplish selected aims. 3) According to Harold Koontz “Management is the art of getting things done through and with people in formally organized groups. It is the art of creating an environment in which people can perform as individuals towards common goals”
Managerial Functions • It is useful to break it down into five managerial functions : • Planning • Organising • Staffing • Leading • Controlling • Direction • Co-ordination
General Concepts Of Management • Management as an Activity • Management as a Process • Management as an Economic Resource
Manpower Money Materials Management Machinery Management as an Economic Resource
Top Mgt. Middle Mgt. Lower Mgt. • Adminstration • Management Management and Administration
Seven Concepts for getting results through Management • Management by Communication (M.B.C.) • Management by System (M.B.S.) • Management by Results (M.B.R) • Management by Exception (M.B.E.) • Management by participation (M.B.P.) • Management by Motivation (M.B.M.) • Management by objectives (M.B.O.)
General Principles of Management Managerial Activities • Commercial • Financial • Security • Accounting • Technical Managerial • Planning • Organisation-Determination of activities, grouping • Command • Co-ordination • Control
Types of Planning • Financial or non-financial planning • Formal or informal planning • Specific or Routine planning • Profit Planning-based on forecast. • Short and long range planning
Henri Fayols 14 Principles of Management • Division of Work • Authority and Responsibility • Discipline • Unity of Command • Unity of Direction • Subordination of Individual Interest to General Interest • Remuneration of Personnel • Centralization • Scalar Chain (Boss and Employee) • Order • Equity • Stability of Tenure of Personnel • Initiative • Spirit De Corps (Spirit of Loyalty and Devotion)
MANAGEMENT THINKERS • F.W. Taylor • Henry L. Gantt. • Frank B. Gilbreth • Lillian M. Gilbreth • Henry Fayol • Hugo Munsterberg • Elton Mayo • Chestern Barnard • Mery Parker Follet
Careers which require computers • Game Designers, Testers. • Help Desk Operators • Secretaries, Writers, Journalists, Teachers, and Sales Professionals • Accountants, Book-keepers, Business Owners and Managers • Financial Planners • Database Programmers and Developers • Database Administrators. • Software Engineers. • Networking Careers: • Graphics and Design • Multimedia Careers • Technician Careers • Information Systems • Programming
More Careers which require computers • Restaurant and Grocery Store Managers. • Courier Dispatchers. • Construction Managers. • Field managers and laborers.
MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS • Before computers, Management Information System (MIS) techniques existed to supply information to managers that would permit them to plan and control operations. The computer has added dimensions in speed, accuracy and increase volumes of data that allows the consideration of more alternatives in a decision making process. • The role of MIS in an organization can be compared to the role of heart in the body. The information is the blood and MIS is the heart.
MIS -CONCEPT • MIS is "Integrated user machine system for providing information to support operations of management and decision making functions". • MIS is a combination of human and computer based resources that results in collection, storage, retrieval and use of data for the purpose of efficient management operation for business planning. • Management information system is a system having a combination of persons, machines, procedures and database, as its elements, which gather data from the internal and external sources of an organization; and after processing these data, supply management information to the managers in an organization, to support the decision-making process of the management.
Scope and Purpose of MIS MIS consists of following three parts : • Management • Information • System
Importance of System • In order to get better grip on the activity of information processing, it is necessary to have a formal system which should take care of the following points : • Handling of a voluminous data. • Confirmation of the validity of data and transactions. • Complex processing of data and multidimensional analysis. • Quick search and retrieval. • Mass storage. • Communication of the information system to the user on time. • Fulfilling the changing needs of the information.
Objectives of MIS • Timely information • Effective information • Support decision
MIS in Organization • MIS can be successfully implemented in the organization with the help of : • Involvement of Top Management in computerization effort, in defining the purpose and goals of computer within the organization. • Selection of EDP Manager having skill to involve Managers in • choosing application areas, identifying information needs and designing reports. • A Computer Staff which has interdisciplinary skills in computer, management and operational research. • A balanced expenditure on hardware, software and training.
Capabilities of Information Systems • Perform high-speed, high-volume, numerical computations. • Provide fast, accurate and inexpensive communication within and between organizations. • Store huge amounts of information in an easy-to-access in small space. • Allow quick and inexpensive access to vast amount of information, worldwide. • Increase the effectiveness and efficiency of people working in groups in one place or in several locations. • Vividly present information that challenges the human mind. • Speedy typing and editing.
Classification of Information Systems • Classification by Organizational Structure • Classification by Functional Area • Classification by Support Provided
MIS IN FUNCTIONAL AREAS OF MANAGEMENT • Production • Marketing • Inventory • Finance & Personnel • Accounting
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