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Business Studies

Coordination

In Class 12 Business Studies, this topic explains coordination as the process of integrating the efforts of individuals and departments so that organisational goals are achieved effectively. Students learn why coordination is considered the essence of management, how it creates unity of action and direction, and why it is continuous, pervasive, deliberate and the responsibility of every manager. The topic also connects coordination with planning, organising, staffing, directing and controlling in the chapter Nature and Significance of Management.

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  1. Allow only research department to decide
  2. Balance departmental interests with the common organisational goal
  3. Stop the launch indefinitely
  4. Separate marketing department from other departments
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  1. Planning cannot give effective results without coordination
  2. Planning always makes coordination unnecessary
  3. Coordination is needed only after results appear
  4. Separate departmental work is always best
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  1. It is only the process of giving orders
  2. It gives an integrated direction to all managerial functions
  3. It keeps management functions separate
  4. It only prepares reports at top level
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  1. Lack of division of work
  2. Lack of coordination
  3. Excess staffing
  4. Lack of profit planning
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  1. Departmental isolation
  2. Excessive centralisation
  3. Goal alignment through coordination
  4. Stopping communication
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  1. Because specialists may prioritise their functional viewpoints
  2. Because specialists never need direction
  3. Because specialisation ends all tasks
  4. Because specialisation always makes goals identical
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  1. It is a social event that happens automatically
  2. It is created through planned and purposeful managerial efforts
  3. It happens only through technical systems without people
  4. It remains equally effective without objectives
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  1. Information integration and process harmony
  2. Only financial control
  3. Keeping customers away from decisions
  4. Ending division of work
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  1. Clarify roles and information flow to improve coordination
  2. Stop preparing reports
  3. Shut only one department
  4. Blame customers
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  1. Top management policy reaching lower levels with wrong interpretation
  2. Finance and marketing discussing budget at the same level
  3. Customer and seller negotiating price
  4. Two colleagues planning leave
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  1. Marketing increases demand but production does not change capacity plan
  2. Chief executive motivates an employee
  3. Government issues a new policy
  4. Customer writes a product review
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  1. Cooperation may be voluntary help but coordination is planned integration
  2. Both are exactly the same term
  3. Coordination is without goals and cooperation is goal based
  4. Cooperation is always a formal rule imposed by the manager
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  1. Excess motivation
  2. Lack of coordination and information updating
  3. Success of market research
  4. Complete benefit of decentralisation
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  1. Realigning production, purchase and sales plans when market demand changes
  2. Submitting reports only at year end
  3. Giving one order and ending all links
  4. Stopping communication with employees after appointment
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  1. Realignment of departmental activities when circumstances change
  2. Never changing rules
  3. Permanently stopping information
  4. Giving the same work to all employees
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  1. Learning experience becoming incomplete due to lack of coordination
  2. Best result of division of work
  3. Complete external coordination
  4. Unnecessity of customer communication
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  1. Lack of direction and integration of efforts
  2. Organisational objectives not being clearly communicated to employees
  3. Employees prioritising personal goals over organisational goals
  4. Inadequate coordination of activities among departments
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  1. The company is expanding market with new suppliers, distributors and customer groups
  2. Two employees are sharing the same desk
  3. Departments are arranging their files in order
  4. Internal attendance is being recorded in office
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  1. By quickly realigning departments according to changed situations
  2. By keeping all departments permanently separate
  3. By forcing old plans in every situation
  4. By reducing communication
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  1. Take a balanced joint decision on quality, delivery and risk
  2. Always ignore the quality team
  3. Allow sales team to change customer promise without information
  4. Continue production without inspection
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  1. Because tasks and responsibilities are not clearly linked
  2. Because all departments are fully aligned with goals
  3. Because information flow is very effective
  4. Because responsibilities are always written
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  1. Balanced decision among speed, compliance and cost
  2. Complete freedom only to product team
  3. Remove legal team from the process
  4. Completely abandon financial control
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  1. Common goal control through coordination
  2. Only disciplinary action
  3. Office decoration policy
  4. Informal entertainment
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  1. Coordination integrates different efforts
  2. Coordination creates harmony between goals and activities
  3. Coordination only compares actual results with standards
  4. Coordination is required at all levels
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  1. The result of one department can affect the efficiency of another department
  2. Every department is completely separate and unrelated
  3. Only individual goals are important
  4. Coordination is related only to external parties

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