Enterprise Organization Management Template and Operating Procedures

Author: Zhao Guangzhong
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: This series of books emphasizes the process-oriented operation and practical application of specific business processes in enterprises, but it is not simply a compilation of textual discussions and information. The series breaks down processes down to the level of specific tasks, providing targeted solutions and practical tools for potential issues encountered in these processes. At the same time, using the concept of management templates, it integrates processes, methods, models, and examples into a precise, specific, and standardized practical template. Classic real-world cases are then used to further explain the practical methods and applicability requirements of the templates. Thus, from the perspective of standardization, process orientation, and practical application, it provides Chinese enterprises with a set of "operational guidelines that can be learned and applied immediately, and management tools that can be used as needed."
An organization is an organic system, which is the core of contingency theory. A system is typically composed of subsystems, and these subsystems may in turn be subsystems of another system. The entire system's capabilities depend on the capabilities of its subsystems. Moreover, any changes in the functions or capabilities of a large system will require corresponding changes from its subsystems. This book focuses on the organizational management perspective, specifically by defining job responsibilities and roles to achieve control.