the decision-making subsystem of the management by objectives with framework procedure
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Abstract
Management by objectives framwork- a management system based on strict targets to determine the
executors, who participate directly in establishing their close correlation and that rewards and sanctions to achieve
the predetermined objectives.
The main goal of the article is represented by the goals as management elements but also as the nervous
system of the managerial actions. The presence of the functional deviationism in organizations, the need of
reconsidering the functional deviationism in organizations, the need of reconsidering the strategic planning, all
these lead under economic and financial crisis to the need of elaborating a tool which should the manager find an
optimum combination between the limited resources and carryng out the objectives with a minimum cost.
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| Authors | ;Munteanu Stolojanu Victoria-Ileana |
| Journal | kastamonu eğitim dergisi |
| Year | 2011 |
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