Tuesday, December 15, 2009

first week

Management essentially is Planning, Organizing, Leading, Controlling, & Performing all four of those management functions. Management must make every process and operation run as composed as possible. The more sustainable management is based on the merits of chemistry, morals, ethics, and innovation then the more productive the management process is becoming. Management has evolved through many leading entities. Anthropologically Management has evolved from just managing horticulutral crops to expanding society to requiring agriculture (Incoorporating the hunting aspect into a managed form of producing sustenance). Management as we know it today is not that complicated, it is presently at a mid point of sustaining our society egalitarianly, and making our lives easier (Like managing jokes). Comedy (Like other confrontational criticizm) is a reason management evolves. Without the desire to confront the status quo (With all our phyiscal awareness, our knowledge, and emotion) and boost the innovation above the ego; management would never evolve.

I very much agree with both of you how measuring the homeostasis of a managerial entity is through physical, financial dynamics. I also think that social networking dynamics are huge elements to progressing and sustaining an organization as effortlessly possible.

regulation is a beneficial aspect of progression.
I feel that the most ideal way to resist tunnel vision is to have an outside the box exercise. I practice contralateral movements with Budokon (Martial arts fused with yoga) I don't even get tunnel vision when I drive for 8 hours because i'm constantly having analytically productive thoughts and ideas.

All four functions of management impact an organization's ability for success. The functions form the composition of how management is performed, and without composition, there is confusion, there is animosity, there is procrastination. The function I know is the most important in my organization, or any organization is Leadership. The planning organizing could be done on an overwhelming dynamic or an underwhelming dynamic but for getting across social, technical, philosophical barriers the ideal function is virtuous leadership. I say this because managing and leading ethically requires courage, moderation, and justice; All three virtues. The virtue I value the most is courage. Point in case an infomercial with an organized religious leader on channel 2, and an infomercial with a diferrent organized religious leader on channel 3. The 2 entities are out to capitalize on you through donations through the same composition, but if one leader is more courageously dynamic while observing a graceful respect then the other, that one will start to gain your attention more.

germinating, propagating, cultivating through fruition. I'm a biodynamic gardener and my garden principally is effected by the astrological changes in forces of nutrients and energy. Planning is a big deal when it comes to every distinquished and characterized plant and astrology cycle.

4 comments:

  1. I also believe that interoperability is a sign of progress for enterprises to function more efficiently. The action of interoperability is expressing the confidence one independent system has and can make the other system work more effortlessly. I think though, in some enterprises that are failing they over take what one entity is not capable of and then you witness a collapsing of all operations because arrogance trumps empty ambition. In my Information Systems class I put Bio-Ethics as my measuring tool for grading how to objectify and subject an enterprise's objectives.

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  2. to pick and chose from other businesses to make something of his own. It's just like this class's curriculum, they keep giving us example after example after example of other busineses. I have some ideas of my own and I am unemployed at this moment (Not counting the final Farmer's Market I'm going to manage on Wednesday) because I'm not over 25% sure how my passions are going to interoperate with those of another business.

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  3. when we incorporate a stylistic part of ourselves into our role at work, that it becomes a part of us outside as well. For me it's complicated to try and explain, I'm an educator and a very compassionate person by nature. I started working with disabled children when I was 15 years old, I then worked at a Japanese Sushi restaurant full time when I was 18. While at both of these early stages I learned that physical and mental chemistry can light up a willful path to strive bridge gaps whether it's courteous, societal, and management delegation with disabled children, or having a chemistry with working staff that are not familiar with the English language. Artists (In this case the Sushi Chefs, and also the hot food chefs) bring a world of talent to their workplace, But because of communication barriers there is truly restrictive cap on how to express the style they're capable of. I taught them as much English as I could before I'd fall over from exhaustion every night. They've since left the original restraunt and have started there own restaurants which are successful in this tough economy (I live in NY where there are thousands of Sushi Restaurants, and there's fierce competition). Personally I bring a witty and analytical style with me into the work place. Ideally I want to manage, as well as be managed in an efficient manner. If something's conflicting I congenially analyze it with a coworker for an optimistic result, and parallel to your point I bring that analyzation home with me and I try and study it outside of the workplace. For example I was bummed about seeing all the waste at the farmer's market which I manage in my neighborhood; so I went home started my own compost pile, and with that said the town accesses my compost system making it an egalitarian system for the environment and all effected ecologies. I know you were discussing more of a personality style that's incorporated into one entity and then taken outside, but I'm not as endowed personality wise, that's why I bio-ethically (Ask Questions) compensate with analytics.

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  4. I'd love to attain some smart phone like your Blackberry. Like you said the blackberry organizes your schedules, contacts, a great internet device, as well as phone. That said, I am probably going to wait for the HTC Passion/Dragon (Depends what they'll eventually call it.) It has Android and I already have Google Voice, which does a lot of super features like sync mobile phones to home phones and to VOIP as well. It provides servies for free texting, free caller ID, free call transfers seamlessly from mobile to landline & Vice Versa. For free it screens my calls of people who do not have caller ID, and asks who they are So I can hear his/her recorded name and have the option to take the call or not. It also takes voicemails and instantaneously turns them into SMS (Text message) so one doesn't have to call their voice mail to check the message, it's more conveniant for me with it sent in sms. I love Google Apps, Widgets, and the calanders and contacts are seamlessl interoperable from my the computer to my phone's operating system via the internet

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