Training Course:The Management of Organisational ResourcesSchool/Trainer:Human Resource and Organisational Development Consultancy (HRODC) Training Institute London, United Kingdom
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Course Description:
'' By the conclusion of the specific learning & development activities, delegates will be able to:
Exhibit appreciation for the finite nature of resources
Illustrate the ‘Import>Conversion>Export Process� in specific relation to the management of organizational rersources
Demonstrate an awareness of the relationship between strategic management & resource management
Exhibit awareness of the conflict which is likely to persist between corporate & operational managers regarding allocation & utilisation of resources
Demonstrate awareness of the traditional ways of controlling organisational resources, their benefits & drawbacks
Simulate the design, operation & analysis of responsibility centres - i.e.:
Revenue centres
Cost or expense centres
Profit centres
Investment centres
Design resource management systems which Incorporate Policy Programme & Budgeting System (PPBS) and, or, Management By Objectives (MBO)
Demonstrate the application of ‘Zero-base�Budgeting
Distinguish between Strategic Plans, Tactical Plans, Operational Plans and Standing Plans
Explain, with examples, Co-ordinating through Mutual Adjustment
Suggest when co-ordination through Direct Supervision might best be instituted
Provide practical examples of Co-ordinating through the Standardisation of work Process
Conduct a Personnel Audit
Develop a Personnel Deployment Chart
Construct a Management Succession Chart
Point to specific situations in case studies covered, where Co-ordinating through Standardisation of input - skills, knowledge and attitudes �has been in practice
Indicate the structural bases and structure-cultural relationships that are conducive to Co-ordinating through Standardisation of output
View budgeting as a control mechanism
Demonstrate the relationship between ‘Efficiency Gains� in Throughput Accounting, and Net Profit �as applied to Training and Development
Explain the benefits and misgivings of Policy Planning and Budgeting Systems (PPBS) Provide a practical Illustration of Zero Base Budgeting Explain Paradigm-Based Budgeting, in practice, providing appropriate examples
Perform exercises in Process-Based Budgeting, providing accurate results
Provide an appropriate for the application of Priority-Based Budgeting
Perform calculations to illustrate Performance-Based Budgeting
Indicate where Activity-Based Budgeting is best applied
Suggest the positive and negative factors associated with the ‘Inflow>Outflow Process� as is applied to Human Resource Management (HRM)
Illustrate the management of workforce diversity as ‘an economic imperative�in Humana Resource Management
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