Pro-capital property

No, management has a broader connotation, and control is just a form of management activities.

The relationship between control and planning:

1, planning plays a guiding role, managers lead all aspects of work under the guidance of planning to achieve organizational goals, and control is a management function to ensure that the output of the organization is consistent with the plan.

2. The plan points out the expected actions and results in advance, while control refers to the actions and results implemented according to the plan.

3. Managers can only make effective plans if they get the past and present information of each department, each production line and the whole organization, and most of this information is obtained through the control process.

4, if there is no plan to show the control objectives, managers can't carry out effective control. Planning and control are both to achieve organizational goals, and they are interdependent.

Extended data

The task of management is to design and maintain an environment so that people working in this environment can achieve the set goals with as little expenditure as possible, or achieve the maximum goals with existing resources. It is subdivided into four situations: the output is unchanged and the expenditure is reduced; Expenditure remains unchanged and output increases; Expenditure decreases and output increases; With the increase of expenditure, the output increases even more.

Expenditure here includes the consumption of capital, manpower, time, materials and energy. In short, the basic principle of management is "pay less, gain more". The less resources are invested and consumed, the greater the results and effects will be.

The significance of management lies in carrying out activities more effectively, improving work, meeting customers' needs more effectively, and improving effect, efficiency and benefit.

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