Ernest Dale Quote

The administrative unit that usually covers the company as a whole as well as all Its plants is broken Into smaller administrative units — often on a geographical or product basis. Each is headed by a manager who may be compared to the head of a smaller enterprise. Usually he has fairly complete control over basic line functions; if he also has staff services, such as accounting, engineering, research, and personnel. the unit may be largely self- contained.


p. 343; Quote earlier present in: Heine Johan Kruisinga (1956) The Balance Between Centralization and Decentralization in Managerial Control. p. 35 - Management: theory and practice, 1965


The administrative unit that usually covers the company as a whole as well as all Its plants is broken Into smaller administrative units — often on ...

The administrative unit that usually covers the company as a whole as well as all Its plants is broken Into smaller administrative units — often on ...

The administrative unit that usually covers the company as a whole as well as all Its plants is broken Into smaller administrative units — often on ...

The administrative unit that usually covers the company as a whole as well as all Its plants is broken Into smaller administrative units — often on ...