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• MANAGEMENT & ORGANIZATION

Dr. Hasyim, SE., MM., M.Ed.

Matrikulasi Part 2 (angkatan 13)

• MANAGEMENT PERSPECTIVE
OVERTIME

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Management new era
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Management
(Robbin &Coulter;2002)

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POP QUIZ
Pertanyaan Pilihan jawaban
1. Kegiatan paling pertama dilakukan pada saat akan mendirikan suatu organisasi a. Mengumpulkan sumber daya
adalah b. Menetapkan tujuan.
c. Mernyediakan dana untuk pembentukan organisasi

2.. Menggunakan kekuasaan dan kewenangan untuk mempengaruhi karyawan a. Planning


melaksanakan kegiatannya merupakan fungsi b. Leading.
c. Organizing

3. Setiap Perusahaan/organisasi memiliki 4 Pilar- terdir atas : a. Planning,organizing,Actuiting,Leading


b. Pimpinan, Bawahan, Gedung, Fasilitas
c. Keuangan, SDM, Operasional, Pemasaran.

4. Salah satu alasan mengapa perlu memahami manajemen a. Supaya dapat menjadi manajer
b. Dapat mengantisipasi perubahan lingkungan.
c. Mengalahkan perusahaan lain

5. Melakukan Penilaian dan perbaikan selama proses aktivitas berlangsung a. Evaluating


b. Monitoring.
merupakan fungsi : c. Planning

6. process of coordinating work activities so that they are completed efficiently a. Organisasi
b. Manajemen.
and effectively with and through other people, pengertian dari : c. Perencanaan

7. Perpres 77/2015 Pasal 5 menyatakan bahwa : Setiap pimpinan organisasi di a. Koordinasi, integrasi, simplifikasi, sinkronisasi dan
lingkungan Rumah Sakit wajib menerapkan prinsip: mekanisasi.
b. Networking, koordinasi, integrasi, sinkronisasi dan
motivasi
c. Monitoring, Evaluasi , integrasi, sinkronisasi dan
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Manajemen dan organisasi

MANAJEMEN ORGANISASI

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Management Perspectives over Time

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I. Classical Perspective
1. Emerged during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, focus on :
a. Rise of the factory system
b. Issues regarding structure, training, and employee satisfaction
2. Large, complex organizations required new approaches to coordination and control

scientific management bureaucratic organizations administrative principles

Henri Fayol, a French mining


 Frederick Winslow Taylor Max Weber, a German
proposed that workers “could engineer, was a major contributor:
theorist, introduced the
be retooled like machines” concepts:
1. Focused on the entire organization
Management decisions
a) Manage organized on an 2. Identified five functions of management:
would be based on precise planning, organizing, commanding,
procedures based on study impersonal, rational basis
coordinating, and controlling
 Henry Gantt developed the 3. 14 general principles of management;
b) Organization depends on
Gantt Chart to measure and many still used today:
rules and records o Unity of command
plan work
 The Gilbreth’s pioneered time o Division of work
c) Managers use power
o Unity of direction
and motion studies to instead of personality to o Scalar chain
promote efficiency delegate o ect

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Characteristics of
Scientific Management

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Characteristics of
Weberian Bureaucracy

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2. Humanistic Perspective
1. Emerged during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, focus on :
a. Rise of the factory system
b. Issues regarding structure, training, and employee satisfaction
2. Large, complex organizations required new approaches to coordination and control

Human Relation Movement Human Resources Perspective Behavioral Science s Approach

 Effective work comes from


within the employee  From worker participation Scientific methods + sociology,
 Hawthorne studies were key and considerate leadership to psychology, anthropology, economics…
contributor managing work performance Organizational Development – field that
 Human relations paid key  Combine motivation with job uses behavioral sciences to improve
variable in increasing design organization
performance  Maslow and McGregor Other strategies based on behavioral
 Employees performed better extended and challenged science:
when managers treated them current theories Matrix Organizations
positively  Maslow’s Hierarchy Self-Managed Teams
 Strongly shaped  Theory X and Theory Y Corporate Culture
management practice and Management by Wandering Around
research

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Theory X and Theory Y

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3. Quantitative Perspective
(computer era)

• Also referred to as management science


• Use of mathematics and statistics to aid management
decision making
– Enhanced by development and growth of the
computer
• Operations Management focuses on the physical
production of goods and services
• Information technology focuses on technology and
software to aid managers

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4. Systems Thinking

• The ability to see the distinct elements of a situation as well


as the complexities

– The relationship among the parts form the whole system


•Subsystems are parts of the system that are all
interconnected
•Synergy – the whole is greater than the sum of its parts

Managers must understand subsystem interdependence and


synergy
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5. Contingency View

 Every situation is unique, there is no universal


management theory
 Managers must determine what method will work
 Managers must identify key contingencies for the
current situation
 Organizational structure should depend upon
industry and other variables

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2.6 Contingency View
of Management

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6. Total Quality Management

• Quality movement is strongly associated with Japan


• The US ignored the ideas of W. Edwards Deming,
“Father of the Quality Movement”
• Total Quality Management (TQM) became popular
in the 1980s and 90s
• Integrate high-quality values in every activity

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Elements of Quality Management

1. Employee involvement
2. Focus on the customer
3. Benchmarking
4. Continuous improvement

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Managing the Technology-
Driven Workplace

• Customer Relationship Management –CRM


technology used to build relationship with
customers
• Outsourcing – contracting functions or
activities to other organizations to cut costs
• Supply Chain Management – managing
supplier and purchaser relationships to get
goods to consumers

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Innovative Management:
Thinking for a Changing World

• Management ideas trace their roots to


historical perspectives
• New ideas continue to emerge to meet the
changing needs and difficult times
• The shelf life of trends is getting shorter and
new ideas peak in fewer than three years

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Why Innovative
Management Matters

• Innovation is the new imperative


• Organizations cannot survive long-term without innovation
• Companies like Facebook are always investing in new ideas
• Innovation should be a part of products, processes,
people, and values

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WHERE ARE WE NOW?

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Disruptive innovation era

Disruptive innovation refers to


innovation in products, services or
processes that radically change in
industry
Contoh:

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Are you innovative
NO Mostly Mostly
ITEM true False

1 I am always seeking new ways to do things


2 I consider my self creative and original in my thinking and behavior
3 I rarely trust new gadgets until I see whether they work for people around me

4 In a group or at work, I am often skeptical of new idea


5 I typically buy new foods, gear, and other innovations before other people
6 I like to spend time trying out new things
7 My behavior influences others to try new things

8 Among my workers I will be among the first to try out new idea or method

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Discuss
• Kemukakan Inovasi-inovasi yang saudara lihat pada
Manajemen Rumahasakit

• Penggunaan Teknologi : Tele…….


• Shifting : Jabatan structural ke Functional
• Layanan sebagai primadona

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Organizational Performance
• An organization is a social entity that is goal directed and
deliberately structured
• Organizational effectiveness – providing a product or service
that customers value
• Organizational efficiency refers to the amount of resources
used to achieve an organizational goal
HOW TO BE EFFICIENT AND EFFECTIVE?

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PAUSE

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• Definition of Management
Robbins,2002 • Management is the process of coordinating
work activities so that they are completed
efficiently and effectively with and through
other people

• Definition of Management
• Management is the attainment of
Daft, 2012
organizational goals in an effective and
efficient manner through planning,
organizing, leading, and controlling
organizational resources

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Mengapa perlu memahami manajemen?
1
• MENENTUKAN ARAH ORGANISASI/PERUSAHAAN

2
• MEMAHAMIKEKUATAN SUMBERDAYA YANG DIMILIKI

3
• MENGALOKASIKAN SUMBERDAYA SECARA EFISIEN DAN EFEKTIF

4
• MENGANTISIPASI PERUBAHAN LINGKUNGAN

5
• MENCIPTAKAN PROFIT

6
• MENJAGA SUSTAINABILITAS

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PERUBAHAN ORIENTASI MARKETING

SDL
GDL

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METODE PEMASARAN

TRADISONA
SWALAYAN ONLINE
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METODE PROMOSI

• MEDSOS
• DOOR TODORR • LEAFLET
TRAADISIONAL KONVENSIONAL • Instagram,
SEMI MODERN
• MEDIA • BILLBOARD
YouTube, FB,WA

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METODE PEMBAYARAN

E wallet/E
BARTER CASHMONEY TRANSFER ???
Money

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Porter’s Five Forces(Michael Porter:2000)

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The Definition of Management

 Managers get things done through the organization


 Create right systems and environment
 Organizations need good managers

HOW TO BE A GOOD MANAGER


Understand the Management

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The Process of Management

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FUNGSI-FUNGSI MANAJEMEN
PILAR MANAJEMEN
PILAR DAN FUNGSI MANAJEMEN
DALAM
PERUSAHAAN/ORGANISASI

MARKETIN
SDM G
OPERASION PEMASAR
AL AN

POACE

FINANCE OPERASONAL
SDM KEUANGA
AN

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Fokus Manajemen Sumber Daya Manusia

Recruitment Development Terminating

planning organizing leading Monitoring evaluating

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Fokus Manajemen Keuangan

Sumber Dana Pengelolaan Pertanggungjawaban

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Fokus Manajemen Operasional

Input Process Output

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Fokus Manajemen Pemasaran

Place/ Physical
Product Price Promotion People Process
Distributiing Evidence

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1.1 What Do Managers Do?

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Tingkatan manajer

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CORPORATE STRATEGY CONCENTRATION

GROWTH
(EXPANSION) DIVERSIFICATION

PAUSE

NO CHANGE
CORPORATE
STRATEGY DELAY (STABILITY)
PROFIT

TURN AROUND

RETRENCHMENT
CCAPTIVE COMPANY

EXIT

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BUSINESS STRATEGY
COST LEADERSHIP

DIFFERENTIATION
CCOMPETITIVE
STRATEGIES COST FOCUS

DIFFERENTIATION FOCUS

BUSINESS STRATEGIES
CONSORTIUM

lICENSING
COLLUSION STRATEGY
COOPERATIVE FRANCHISING
STRATEGIES
STRATEGIC ALLIANCE CONTRACT MANUFACTURING

JOIIN VENTURE

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FUNGSIONAL STRATEGIS
MARKETING

FINANCE
FUNGSIONAL
STRATEGIS

OPERATION

HRM

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Management Skills

• Three categories of skills: conceptual, human, technical


• The degree of the skills may vary but all managers must possess
the skills
• The application of management skills change as managers move
up the hierarchy

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1.3 Relationship of
Skills to Management

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Management Types: Vertical

1. Top managers are responsible for the entire


organization
2. Middle managers are responsible for business
units
3. First-line managers are responsible for
production of goods and services

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Management Types: Horizontal

• Functional Managers are responsible for


departments that perform specific tasks
• General Managers are responsible for several
departments

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When Skills Fail

• Missteps and unethical behavior have been in the news


• During turbulent times, managers must apply their skills
• Common management failures:
– Not listening to customers
– Misinterpreting signals from marketplace
– Not building teams
– Inability to execute strategies
– Failure to comprehend and adapt to change
– Poor communication and interpersonal skills

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