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Business Studies

Coordination

समन्वय

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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Hard · Level 25 · coordination,construction,timeline
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  1. Poor coordination of time and resources
  2. Higher customer satisfaction
  3. Complete clarity of goal
  4. Automatic saving of resources
Hard · Level 25 · coordination,horizontal,departments
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  1. When decisions among same level departments do not match
  2. When only the owner checks personal expenses
  3. When there is no department
  4. When the task is completely individual
Hard · Level 25 · coordination,vertical,levels
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  1. Top policy does not reach lower level daily work
  2. Two same level departments hold one meeting
  3. Customer pays immediately
  4. Machine starts on time
Hard · Level 25 · coordination,interdependence,relationships
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  1. Alignment of work relationships
  2. Destruction of goals
  3. Isolation of departments
  4. Hiding information
Hard · Level 25 · coordination,negative-result,conflict
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  1. Timely sharing of information among departments
  2. Clear sequence of activities
  3. Increase in resource wastage and departmental conflict
  4. Efforts moving toward common goals
Hard · Level 25 · coordination,staffing,production
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  1. Coordination between human resource and production
  2. Proper customer relations
  3. Advertising plan only
  4. Complete financial success
Hard · Level 25 · coordination,reporting,information
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  1. Standardisation of information and reporting
  2. Employee leave planning
  3. Building maintenance
  4. Customer entertainment
Hard · Level 25 · coordination,feedback,learning
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  1. By sharing departmental experience and feedback
  2. By allowing departments to hide information
  3. By always suppressing mistakes
  4. By keeping employees away from goals
Hard · Level 25 · coordination,strategic,product-launch
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  1. A company links research production finance and marketing before launching a new product
  2. A company only changes the office colour
  3. A company holds a meeting without goals
  4. A company stops departments from sharing information
Hard · Level 25 · coordination,morale,role-clarity
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  1. Because unclear roles and conflicting instructions create stress
  2. Because all goals become clear
  3. Because work always becomes easy
  4. Because resources always arrive on time
Hard · Level 25 · coordination,efficiency,waste-reduction
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  1. Coordination improves efficiency by reducing wastage of time resources and effort
  2. Coordination always slows decisions
  3. Coordination only increases the number of employees
  4. Coordination has no relation with efficiency
Hard · Level 25 · coordination,departmental-goals,solution
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  1. By aligning all departments under a common organisational objective
  2. By leaving every department independent and unrelated
  3. By treating one department as always correct
  4. By stopping goal setting
Hard · Level 25 · coordination,indicator,common-goal
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  1. Departments perform their roles separately yet contribute on time toward the common goal
  2. Departments hide information and keep separate goals
  3. Work is repeated again and again
  4. Customers receive contradictory information
Expert · Level 25 · coordination,departmental-interest,case-study
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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
Expert · Level 25 · coordination,planning,activity-sequence
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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
Expert · Level 25 · coordination,essence,managerial-functions
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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
Expert · Level 25 · coordination,hospital,interdependence
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  1. Lack of division of work
  2. Lack of coordination
  3. Excess staffing
  4. Lack of profit planning
Expert · Level 25 · coordination,goal-alignment,profit
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  1. Departmental isolation
  2. Excessive centralisation
  3. Goal alignment through coordination
  4. Stopping communication
Expert · Level 25 · coordination,specialisation,functional-view
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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
Expert · Level 25 · coordination,conscious-process,managerial-effort
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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