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55 Examples of Management Control

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A management control is any process, practice, policy, tool, measurement or system that is put in place to allow management to direct the resources of an organization. The following are illustrative examples of management control.
Access Control
Action Items
Analysis
Appraisals
Approvals
Audit Trails
Audits
Authentication
Authorization
Benchmarking
Business Cases
Business Processes
Corrective Action
Disciplinary Actions
Documentation
Estimates
Feedback
Forecasting
Formal Communication
Goal Planning
Governance
Incentives Systems
Key Performance Indicators
Manuals
Measurement
Monitoring
Oversight
Performance Management
Planning
Policies
Preventive Action
Procedures
Process Automation
Process Improvement
Program Management
Project Management
Protocols
Quality Controls
Reconciliation Processes
Reporting
Requirements
Risk Management
Roles & Responsibilities
Schedules
Segregation of Duties
Service Level Agreements
Standard Operating Procedures
Standards
Supervision
Tracking
Training
Validations & Verifications
Values & Principles
Variance Analysis
Workflows

Strategy Planning

The process of establishing goals and plans to achieve goals.

Requirements Management

Formally documenting plans as requirements and managing change to these plans.

Financial Controls

Financial controls such as the practice of developing, monitoring and accounting for a budget.

Performance Management

The process of agreeing to a set of objectives with employees and evaluating performance against those objectives.

Supervision

Monitoring the performance of employees to improve productivity, efficiency and work quality.

Employee Feedback

Providing employees with formal and informal performance feedback on a regular basis.

Change Control

A process for submitting, evaluating, approving, prioritizing, implementing, communicating and reviewing change to an organization.

Program & Project Management

Implementing change in a managed way with program management and project management practices.

Risk Control

The repeated process of identifying, analyzing and treating risk.

Safety Controls

Identifying and eliminating safety hazards and implementing ways to reduce safety risks.

Security Controls

Implementing safeguards and countermeasures for risks to people, property and information.

Compliance Controls

The implementation of processes, procedures, systems, checks, measurements and reports to comply with laws, regulations, standards and internal policy.

Metrics & Reporting

Developing and communicating meaningful measurements of organizational performance.

Benchmarking

The repeated process of benchmarking your results against your industry, competition or current best practices.

Continuous Improvement

The repeated process of measuring things, improving them and measuring again.

Quality Control

Ensuring that outputs conform to specifications. For example, implementing a process to test products on a production line.

Quality Assurance

Quality assurance is the process of preventing future quality failures. For example, the practice of investigating the root cause of all quality failures to identify improvements.

Automation

Improving productivity, efficiency and quality by replacing work with automation.

Knowledge Management

The practice of capturing information and knowledge that may be useful in future.

Inventory Control

Regulating and accounting for inventory to avoid a shortage or surplus of a supply.

Asset Management

Control of assets such as facilities, infrastructure, machines, software and intellectual property. For example, a system of accounting for assets that implements appropriate separation of concerns.

Summary

The following are basic types of management control.

Overview

The things that management does to direct an organization towards its goals.
Overview: Management Control
Type
Definition
A process, practice, policy, tool, measurement or system that is put in place to allow management to direct the resources of an organization.
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Objectives
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Requirements
Risk Control
Visual Control
Visual Management
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