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Kulwinder Pal, Lovely Professional University                     Unit 6: Managerial Process and its Importance


                  Unit 6: Managerial Process and its Importance                                      Notes






              CONTENTS
              Objectives
              Introduction
              6.1 History
              6.2 Need of Management
              6.3 Meaning of Management Process
              6.4 Definition of Management Process
              6.5 Functions of Management
              6.6 Elements of Management Process
              6.7 Importance of Management
              6.8 Summary
              6.9 Keywords
              6.10 Review Questions
              6.11 Further Readings


            Objectives

            The Objectives of this unit can be summarized as below:
            •  to describe about history of management.
            •  to explain about need of management.
            •  to discuss about meaning of management process.
            •  to explain about the functions of management process.
            •  to discuss about elements of management process
            •  to describe1 about importance of management.

            Introduction

            Management is a managerial process. The tasks of getting results through others by coordinating
            their efforts is known as management. Management ensures effective use of managers so that the
            benefits of their experience, skills and maturity are available to the enterprise. Management ensures
            smooth, orderly and continues functioning of an enterprise over a long period. It also raises the
            efficiency, productivity and profitability of an enterprise. Efficient management reduces labour
            turnover and absenteeism and ensures continuity in the business activities and operations. In this
            unit we will discuss about managerial process and its importance.

            6.1 History

            The recorded use of organised management dates back to 5000 B.C. when the agricultural revolution
            had taken place. These agricultural civilizations existed in India, China and Egypt According to
            Peter Drucker these irrigation civilizations "were not only one of the great ages of technology, but
            it represented also mankind's most productive age of social and political innovation". As the villages



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