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doctor of economic sciences, professor
Kruglov V. N.
NOU VPO "Institute
of management, business and technology"
Problems
of development management firm
Intrafirm
management is a set of principles, methods and tools enterprise resource management
to achieve maximum efficiency.
Some
authors in the internal management focus on the production program of the
enterprise and the indicators of results and impact production. Others as a
tool of management review the various methods of management (management
accounting, regulatory accounting, etc.). Third, pay great attention to the
business processes of the enterprise, considering it sufficient for the
analysis of activity of enterprises [1].
In
our opinion, the company should have all possible tools of internal management
and to apply it with regard to the appropriate situation. From the variety of
instruments used in the system of internal management of the enterprise,
highlight key: normative-legal acts; analysis of the dynamics of the external environment;
strategic planning; aggregate planning; forecasting; controlling; business
plan; project; program; planned and actual indicators; calendar-planning
regulations; automation tools enterprise systems; model of a balanced system of
evaluation indicators, etc.
Among
the tools used in the internal management of enterprises, include normative
legal acts as state and enterprises administrative and regulatory documents
governing the management of the enterprise [2].
You
should also highlight the tools in-house planning analysis of the external
environment and the activities of the enterprise, the essence of which is to
study and assess the factors relevant to the company. One of the main tasks of
the analysis is to obtain information for forecasting and planning, identifying
strengths and weaknesses of the enterprise, identification of development
opportunities and risks associated with the market environment.
To
measure the performance of companies use different types of analysis. Y. Y.
Ekaterinoslav proposes to use the following methods of analysis:
-
analysis of the facts (based on factual information);
-
analysis of events and deviations (held on the basis of information oriented to
the past and future);
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analysis of planned indicators is based on the expected information);
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economic analysis;
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correlation and regression analysis, etc.
Of
particular value is a causal analysis.
In
modern conditions are widely used such methods of analysis as: benchmarking
(comparison of the enterprise's operations for the creation and production of
products world competitiveness with competitors); functional analysis (analysis
of processes and the development and production of products); industry
comparative analysis; comparative analysis of the directions and results of
activity of enterprises; analysis of the whole chain of added value creation,
etc [3, p. 311]
As
noted by A. N. Petrov "strategic analysis of the company is one of the
core elements of a process of forming a strategic plan for the development of
the enterprise. Inherently strategic analysis is the pre-planning stage of
research, which systematically analyzes the external factors, business
environment and resource potential of the enterprise (internal capabilities) to
determine "current status" in the enterprise and identify conditions
for its further successful development in the market economy".
Strategic
analysis is the systematic process of acquiring knowledge about internal and
external conditions that could affect the choice and implementation of the
strategy. Thus, the short strategic analysis is the procedure of search and
selection of strategic alternatives.
Strategic
planning should be viewed as long-term corporate planning in enterprises,
adapting to rapidly changing external environment. Strategic planning aims at
identifying long-term objectives that ensure the survival and the level of
business profitability in the context of changing environment. Achieving
efficiency requires speed and obtaining prognostic information, the underlying
simulation scenario variants of managerial decision-making. This should be
ensured harmonization of indicators of activity of all divisions of the
enterprise, systems, staff motivation and their orientation for achieving the
ultimate goals [4, p. 236].
To
align the strategic and corporate management should: the relationship of
strategic plans to operating activities; timely identification of the need for
monetary resources and the optimization of financial flows; optimizing the use
of resources, reduced production costs and improved cost planning by establishing
norms, operational control and variance analysis; monitoring and evaluation of
performance units; focusing on enterprise resource activities/products that
bring the most revenue, etc.
The
unified plan of the enterprise determines the direction of development of the
enterprise, setting events, resources, performers, possible results, etc. It
integrates the plans of individual business units and functional plans. In the
unified plan provides for the reallocation of the relevant financial and
resource flows within the enterprise in accordance with the purposes of its
activities. Finance and other resources are redistributed on a scheduled basis
taking into account the efficiency of their use. In some cases, may be allowed
short-term loss of units, if such a position is ultimately justified by
strategic decisions (for example, the goal is to displace competitors). The
important characteristics of a single plan may include the following positions
[5]:
-
he acts as the starting point of all planning stages and should therefore cover
the whole cycle: from production to sale of products;
-
it potentially encourages its employees to achieve the set goals;
-
it can serve as a base when developing functional plans, different norms, rules
and procedures for making management decisions.
To
functional plans is a great variety defined by the features of the enterprise,
including: marketing plan (set by products required on the market according to
the demand); the production plan (calculated in accordance with the marketing plan);
plan resource requirements used in the manufacture of products under the main
calendar plan of production; manpower planning; production capacity; a plan for
investment; a plan for staff; a financial plan, etc.
In
our opinion, the system of corporate planning cannot be reduced to a system of
plans, it should include other elements, forming a complete system. As tools of
the corporate planning process should also be considered as a single (combined)
plan of operation and development of the enterprise and its constituent
individual plans of structural units, functional plans, and business plans and
projects.
Often
the system of internal management of the company is considered to be
inseparable from the prediction (as in the external environment and internal
situations). Its use greatly extends the capabilities and validity of
development plans, because the plans of the internal divisions in the company,
ultimately, underlie the implementation of the consolidated plan based on the
needs of the market.
The
pursuit of complex solution of problems of the enterprises leads to the fact
that the system of internal management also include the tool of control.
According to Mr. Khan, the control acts as a continuation planning,
accompanying all stages of implementation plans (collectively consistently
ongoing management decisions). The main sense of control guarantees the
implementation of all plans of the company, improving management efficiency.
In
market conditions indispensable element of the system of enterprise management
is the business plan that reflects a conceptual plan for the implementation of
the business (e.g. new products), activities of the departments or the entire
enterprise. A business plan gives comprehensive information about all aspects
of achieving goals, supporting them in their system plans (marketing plan,
production plan, plan, personnel plan, financial flows, etc.).
However,
wide application of business plans in today's enterprise creates certain
problems in its organization and implementation, because the set of actions for
the development of business plans also requires planning.
The
most important and necessary elements of the system of internal control are
planned and actual indicators and their quantification. Analysis of indicators
serves as the basis for decision making. Summary the structure of figures
contains the following main groups: strategic management indicators; target
management indicators; indicators of operational management; indicators of the
functional areas of activity; the performance of projects; financial
management; performance indicators. In addition there are groups of indicators:
production-technological, economic, organizational, social .
Enterprises
find more and more application indicators – indices of changes in major
economic variables, structural relations and others. The use of indicative
management at the enterprise contributes to the solution of two tasks: first,
to guide the development of the company with direction and pace of development
of the state and the relevant industries; secondly, to create their own system
in-house forecasting and planning on the basis of indicators.
Thus,
the analysis tools of the system of internal management allows you not only to
get in the concentrated form of its characteristic, but also to submit its valuation
and efficiency.
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Kruglov V. N., Mayorov, M. A.
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