Managing

Management is the fundamental instrument to ensure that all plans are adequately integrated and that the work of all functions is integrated into a cohesive whole so that the full force of the organization's resources can be focused on the successful achievement of its objectives. Management includes the following processes (as well as concern with their interrelationships): setting objectives, planning strategy, establishing goals, developing a company philosophy, establishing policies, planning the organizational structure, providing personnel, establishing procedures, providing facilities, providing financial resources, setting standards, establishing management programmes and operational plans, providing control information, and activating people. Specific management activities include: planning, organizing, staffing, directing, coordinating, reporting, budgeting, and innovation.

1. Managing-Serving
2. Controlling

1. Restraining dangerous animals
2. Resisting evil
3. Reducing sectarian tension
4. Reducing fear of violence
5. Protecting quality
6. Managing world energy resources
7. Managing workshops
8. Managing wastes
9. Managing urbanization to minimize biodiversity loss
10. Managing uncertainty
11. Managing transportation systems
12. Managing transboundary issues
13. Managing training courses
14. Managing the environment
15. Managing systems
16. Managing supply
17. Managing stress
18. Managing sites
19. Managing self-owned general stores
20. Managing risks
21. Managing resources
22. Managing real estate
23. Managing public services
24. Managing psychological violence
25. Managing property
26. Managing projects
27. Managing prisons
28. Managing politics
29. Managing patent documentation
30. Managing legal systems
31. Managing knowledge
32. Managing jungle environment
33. Managing interest rate risk
34. Managing institutions
35. Managing information
36. Managing industry
37. Managing independent hospitals
38. Managing human resources
39. Managing health care
40. Managing geoinformation
41. Managing genetically determined violence
42. Managing foreign finance
43. Managing foreign exchange reserves
44. Managing fairs
45. Managing employers
46. Managing divided cities
47. Managing developmental work
48. Managing development technology
49. Managing development needs
50. Managing development courses
51. Managing demographic change
52. Managing culture of violence
53. Managing criminal violence and disorders
54. Managing corporations
55. Managing congress centres
56. Managing complexity
57. Managing commodity export cycles
58. Managing change
59. Managing cemeteries
60. Maintaining social management
61. Governing
62. Exchanging scientific products
63. Encouraging off-site conservation of biodiversity
64. Coping in conditions of inadequacy
65. Coordinating intergovernmental organizations
66. Controlling communications mass media
67. Conserving urban history
68. Administering leisure resources

1. Mismanagement