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Title: Lecture 6: Control Systems


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Lecture 6 Control Systems
  • Why control systems
  • Basic elements in control systems
  • Problems of ineffective control systems
  • Designing control systems
  • https//www.youtube.com/watch?vyIKzsE6UHCM

2
Why Control Systems?
  • Gap between organizational goals and individual
    goals
  • Designed to increase the congruence (area of
    overlap in Figure 9-1)
  • Premise?

3
Basic Elements in Control Systems
  • Set up standards
  • Measure actual performances
  • Find out differences between standards and actual
    performances
  • Minimize the differences?

4
Problems of Ineffective Control Systems
  • Rigid bureaucratic behavior (wrong assumptions)
  • Selective attention to multiple standards (wrong
    focus)
  • Strategic measurementship (wrong manipulations)

5
Designing Control Systems
  • Output (quantitative data) v.s. behavior
    (qualitative data) standards
  • Span of control ( of subordinates)
  • Number of standards (criteria)
  • Size of unit (group work)
  • Frequency of monitoring and feedback

6
Two Alternatives to Control Systems
  • Internal Markets (uses prices)
  • Clan Organization (uses trust and common values)

7
Review Questions
  • Explain why control systems are necessary
  • Understand the basic elements in control systems
  • Understand potential problems of ineffective
    control systems
  • Understand how to design an effective control
    system

8
Homewok6
  • Provide guidelines for creating a good control
    system by considering the following potential
    problems we discussed in class
  • Rigid bureaucratic behavior
  • Selective attention to multiple standards
  • Strategic measurementship
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