Controlling Flashcards

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Process of measuring performance against established standards

Systematic effort to regulate organizational activities that ensures they are processing as planned

A fundamental function that involves monitoring, evaluating and regulating activities

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Controlling

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4 components of controlling

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  • Establishing standards
  • Measuring performance
  • Comparing performance and standards
  • Taking corrective action
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Controlling begins with setting clear and measurable standards against which performance can be assessed

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Establishing standards

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Standards can be

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qualitative or quantitative

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deal with numbers. They measure things you can count, calculate, or measure, like speed, weight, time, or how many items are made.

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quantitative standards

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They measure how good something is, based on opinions, descriptions, or satisfaction levels.

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qualitative standards

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standards may relate to various aspects of the organization like quality, time, cost, or customer satisfaction

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establishing standards

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Involves collecting data and information through various means such as reports, key performance indicators, and performance evaluation

Once the standard are set, the next step is to _____ actual _____ bagainst these standards

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Measuring performance

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The gathered data are then compared to the established standards

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Comparing performance and standards

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variance between actual and expected performance are the analyze

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comparing performance and standards

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If significant variances are detected, organizations must take _____. This may involve adjusting processes

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Taking corrective action

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this may involve adjusting processes, reallocating resources, providing additional training, or revising goals and plans

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taking corrective action

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3 Methods of controlling

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Feedforward control
Concurrent control
Feedback control

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Anticipating potential problems before they occur

proactive approach aims to identify and address issues before they impact performance

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Feedforward control

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Monitoring and regulating activities as they occur

allow immediate adjustments ensuring activities stay on course

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Concurrent control

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Involves monitoring after they have been completed

providing response and making adjustments as necessary

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Feedback control

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Inputs > conversion process > outputs

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Feedforward control > Concurrent control > feedback control

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Critical documents that provide a snapshot of a company’s financial performance and position at a specific point in time

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Financial statements

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these statements are essential tools for various stakeholders, including investors, creditors, management, and regulators, to assess financial health and viability of an organization

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Financial statements

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Types of financial statements

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Balance sheet
Income statements

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statement of financial position

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balance sheet

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profit and loss statement

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income statement

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showcase financial position by illustrating what the company owns and owes

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balance sheet

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Presents a snapshot of a company’s assets, liabilities, and equity.

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Balance sheet

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Three major parts of balance sheet
Assets Liabilities Owner's equity
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Resources owned by the company, including tangible assets like property and equipment, as well as intangible assets like patents and trademark
Assets
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Represents obligations or debts by the company to external parties including loans, accounts payable, and accrued _____
Liabilities
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Residual interest in the assets of the entity after deducting liabilities. includes common stock, retained earnings, and additional paid-in capital
Equity
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Reports an organization's revenues, expenses and net income or loss over specific period
Income statement
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provides insights into the profitability of the business
income statement
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Three main part of income statement
Revenue Expenses Net income
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Represents the total income generated by the company from its primary operation
Revenue
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Include costs associated with running the business, such as operating _____, ibterest, and taxes
Expenses
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refers to the amount an individual or business makes after deducting cost, allowances
net income