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ภภภThe Evolution of Management Theory


ภภEconomic Forces

Social Forces

MANAGEMENT THEORY

Technological Forces

Political Forces


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2.

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ภภภ(Early Thought)( – 1880) ภภ(The Classical Theory) (1880 – 1930) ภภ! ภ(The Behavioral Theory)(1930 – 1950)

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Adam Smith

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Charles Babbage

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Henry Towne

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Frederrick W.Taylor

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The Gilbreths 9 Time – and – Motion Studies

- ( 8 0 Gilbreth ) ภ$ ภ, $ ( $7 4 ) *C 0 -* ( $7 7/7 "P L$A% ภ$ ",$0$ < !ภ$ .$ P ภ$ ",$0$ " + " + !/$0 . >+0 (the one best way to do work) < ! Gilbreth ",$ภ$ G>ภ$" + ,$( D(C * ภ; ภ$ )(*C+ . 8 0 /$0ภ$!% ภ$ ",$0$ (Motion Study) # 0ภภ$ ",$0$ (Work Flow Process Chart)


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Henry L.Gantt 9 Pay Incentives (&, 1861 – 1919) ) 5 #: ภ) ภ"$0 $ G $.ภ$ -* ภ$ ภ$ < !) 5 G ภ" + >ภ$ - ( 8 0 Gantt ) " +ภ$ %. +0 :0% (Incentives) %. ภ( 0$ " +",$0$ < !7 .* ภภ$ 0 4 1. /$!(/$ $0%. ภ( 0$ " 40.7 $7(/$- 08 4 AC4 $ " +ภ$, . 2. = $( 0$ ",$0$ ,$) I $7) *$" + ภ,$. Bonus A )G 3. = $ ( 0$ H 0 $ ภ). C $ภ" + ( $ . 0 $0 * (rewards) + (C %. ) 5 . . $0$ (supervisors) -* ) %. ",$. $" + ) 5 #: 2Qภ(coach) 7$ภภ/$%. ) 5 #: ( ( 70$ Gantt


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Henri Fayol 9 Administrative Management (&, 1841 – 1925)

Fayol ! 1/ 18 6/ ภ9 56 / 1/ 53 Fภภภ0 ภ6 ภภ. / ภภภ(Technical activities) - ŕ¸

! 2 ! G, ? (Production) - ภ! 2 (Manufacturing) ภภภ/ (Commercial activities) - ภH? (Buying) - ภ4 (Selling) - ภภ& (Exchanging)


Henri Fayol 9 Administrative Management (&, 1841 – 1925)

ภภภ(Financial activities) - ภ$ .$)0 " -* )EC+ (Searching for capital & credit) - ภ$ %E )0 " !/$0).7$ 7 (Using them optimally) ภภ/ & < (Security activities) - ภ$ 3 0ภ((*-* " A! (Protecting property & persons)


Henri Fayol 9 Administrative Management (&, 1841 – 1925)

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1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

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(Esprit de cords)


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Max Weber 9 Bureaucracy (&, 1864 – 1920) 1 ภ4/ K 8 )8 8 0 ,$ $ . $" +" +) 5 "$0ภ$ % - /* ,$-. /0-* ( $7 # E % L$ 0$ -* ( $7 7 A P ภ, $ -. / 0 C+ J % 0( ภ$ ( ภ,$. %. - / E ) 1 ภ4/ L 0 4 ,$ $ . $" + $7$ ==:ภ,$ %E !/$07 "P #* % 0( ภ$ , $ -. / 0 / $ 0J ( =: ภ$7*, $ E 4 (hierarchy) 0 4 (*$ภ>0 : /$)8$ 0 $!0$ %( -* %( 0 $!0$ )8$ 1 ภ4/ M #: ภ$ 0 $0 8 0ภN (rules) 8 4 ภ$ H 0$ " +) 5 7$ $ (standard operating procedures : SOPs) -* " $ (norms) " +E )


Chester Barnard

9 Administrative Systems(&, 1886 – 1961)

% . 0 C The Functions of the Executive % & 1938 Barnard ).I /$#: .$ ( ,$) " $"" + ,$( D% 0( ภ$ )A $ ) 5 #: " + , $ ! <!E % ภ$ / C+ $ .$" A !$ภภ, $ . ) 3$.7$!-* :0% ( 0$ %. 7 / / 7% ) 3$.7$!-* ,$) ภ$ )AC+ %. ( $7 ,$) I ภ$ภ4 Barnard ! 0 ! 7 "9 N / $ ! , $ $ . $ " + 8 0 Weber - / ) EC+ / $ , $ $ . $ " + ( )ภ8>4 $ภภ$ ! 7 8 0( 0$ 7$ภภ/$ 8>4 !:/ภ,$-. /0


Lyndall Urwick & Luther Gulick 9 The Science of Administration % "( $7) C+ 0 Papers on the Science of Administration % & 1937 4 Gulick ) =>0( $7 # E 8 0 CEO % ภ$ ",$. $" + ภ$ ภ$ ( ) 5 $7 POSDCORB P O S D CO R B

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Plannin Organizing Staffing Directing Coordinating Reporting Budgeting


ก ก ! ก 94 ก 5 0D (&, 1930-1950)


Mary Parker Follett (1868-1933) < - ! 0 / $ ( 0$ (C #: " + : " + )ก + ! ก 0$ 0 4 ( 0$ ( ",$ก$ )( $ . 0$ -* #: ก$ ( D$ %. ( 0$ )8 $7$7 / / 7% ก ก$ A B $0$ Follett % . ( $7 % ก " 7 ก$ ) 0 (self-managed teams) -* ก$ %. "P % (empowerment) Follett +0" + ) 0) !ก /$ “8 $7. $" +0$ ” (cross-functioning) Fayol 7 " G / ,$ $ -* ,$ $ . $" +% - Follett


The Hawthorne Study ภ$ G>ภ$E . >+0 ,$) 7$ 40- / & VWXY-VWZX " +)7C 0 Hawthorne 7* E ($<ภ8 0 " Western Electric F>+00$ ! 4) 5 " + : ภภ% $7 “Hawthorne Studyâ€? F>+0 ) +7% & 1924 < ! National Academy of Sciences

F.J.Roethlisberger William J. Dickson

Elton Mayo

1. 2.

3.

Room Studies (1924 – 1927) Interviewing Studies . C Relay Experiments (1927 – 1932) Observational Studies (1931 – 1932)

Assembly

Test


Abraham Maslow 9 The Hierarchy of Needs (&, 1908 – 1970)

Physiological needs Safety needs Social needs Esteem needs Self-actualization needs


Douglas McGregor 9 Theory X and Theory Y (1906 – 1964) Theory X : Theory Y : Some traditional assumptions about Some modern assumptions about people people 1. Most people dislike work, and they will avoid it when they can. 2. Most people must be coerced and threatened with punishment before they will work. They require close direction. 3. Most people prefer to be directed. They avoid responsibility and have little ambition. They are interested only in security.

1. Work is a natural activity, like play or rest. 2. People are capable of selfdirection and self-control if they are committed to objectives. 3. People will become committed to organizational objectives if they are rewarded for doing so. 4. The average person can learn to both accept and seek responsibility. 5. Many people in the general population have imagination, ingenuity, and creativity


ภภ(&, 1940-1990)

ภภ! & O (quantitative management) ภภภ(operations management) ภภO< 2 (total quality management) 9 5 5 : ? ภภ(management information system)


ก ก &' (&, 1950 >7 &' )


! 9 &' 3 4/ (Inputs)

" A!$ภ"$0ภ$!L$A (physical resources) " A!$ภ"$0ภ$ )0 (financial resources) " A!$ภ7 ! (human resources) " A!$ภ$ $ )"G (information resources)


! 9 ( ) ภ9 ภ& 5< (Transformation process)

. $" +ภ$ ภ$ (management functions) )"(< <*! ภ$ #* (technological operations) ภภ7ภ$ #* (production activities)


! 9 ( ) (Outputs)

( $-* ภ$ (goods & services) ภ,$ -* 8$ " (profits & losses) A9 ภ78 0 (*$ภ(employee behaviors)

4/ 6 / ภ(Feedback)


Inputs

Process

Outputs

Environmental feedback


5> ภOD (Contingency Theory)


UNIVERSALIST VS. SITUATIONALISTTHEORIES

Universalist Theories ‘One best way’ exists to perform management functions.

Situationalist Theories No ‘One best way’ Exists. Rather, First evaluate the situation & Then decide which Action to take.


Trial & Error Approach + Scientific Management + Behavioral Management + Management Science + System Theory

=

Contingency Theory


William G. Ouchi 9 Theory Z

&, 1981 ภO9ภภ4 ŕ¸

Short-term employment Individual decision making Individual responsibility Rapid evaluation and Promotion Explicit , formalized control Specialized career path Segmented concern


William G. Ouchi 9 Theory Z

&, 1981 ( ) ภO9ภภ4 F & P

Lifetime employment Consensual decision making Collective responsibility Slow evaluation and Promotion Implicit , informal control Nonspecialized career path Holistic concern


THEORY

Z

ORGANIZATIONS

Long-term employment Collective decision making Individual responsibility Slow evaluation & promotion Implicit, informal control with explicit, formalize measures Moderately specialized career paths Holistic concern, including family


Thomas J. Peters 9 Robert H. Waterman, Jr. In Search of Excellence (1982)

& 1977 " McKinsey #*ภ$ G>ภ$=>0 ( $7 7A P " + (* 0ภ8 0 - " + =C / $ ) 5 ภD - -./ 0 ( $7 ,$) I (keys success factors) . C " +) !ภ/$ McKinsey 7-S Framework


McKinsey 7-S Framework Systems

Structure

Style

Shared Value

Strategy

Skills

Staff


ภภ:7 ภภ. / >6 ภ3 D 1 5? !?

In Search of Excellence &, IRSJ 5 &. / Structure : - ) ! 0/$!P 7 $ A ภ0$ ,$ !ภ$ 7 ,$ภ(simple form & lean staff) Strategy 7 ( $7%ภ* E ภ*:ภ( $ (close to the customer) ",$P ภ" +7 ( $7)E +! E$D-* )ภ+! ) C+ 0 (stick to the knitting) Staff 7 % ภ$ ",$0$ -* ( $7 : >ภ) 5 ) $8 0 (autonomy & entrepreneurship) )A +7#* L$A< !A ภ0$ (productivity through people)


Style 7# ภ0$ !/$0%ภ* E (hands-on) Shared value ( $7)EC+ 7 + % (/$ !7) 5 - 0#* ภ(value driven) System 7 /0) " +ภ$ H Skill )8 70 -* #/ % ) *$ ) ! ภ(simultaneous loose-tight properties)


Michael Hammer 9 James Champy

&, 1993

Reengineering the corporation “ ( $7( %.7/)ภ+! ภ.* ภภ$ AC4 $ -* ภ$ ภ- ภภ$ "$0 P ภ%.7/ !/$0= $ภ= <( )AC+ 0ภ$ ,$) 0$ !/$0K A* " 40% $ " ( ;L$A ภ$ -* ( $7 ) I â€? < !% . 0 C 0ภ*/$ %. ( $7 ,$( Dŕ¸

Fundamantal Radical Dramatic Process


Michael Hammer 9 James Champy

ภ? & 9 Rethink Redesign Retools Rehumaneering

&, 1993


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