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The Choice of Management Control Information: Further Findings
HOW TO RESOLVE THE DIFFERENCES OF OPINION BETWEEN INFORMATION PRODUCERS, AND MIDDLE MANAGERS AS TO THE INFORMATION REQUIREMENTS OF MIDDLE MANAGEMENT JOBS IS THE BASIC QUESTION. BECAUSE MANAGERS DISAGREED AS TO WHAT WERE THE SUCCESS CRITERIA OF MIDDLE MANAGEMENT JOBS, DIFFERENT MANAGERS THOUGHT THAT...
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| description | HOW TO RESOLVE THE DIFFERENCES OF OPINION BETWEEN INFORMATION PRODUCERS, AND MIDDLE MANAGERS AS TO THE INFORMATION REQUIREMENTS OF MIDDLE MANAGEMENT JOBS IS THE BASIC QUESTION. BECAUSE MANAGERS DISAGREED AS TO WHAT WERE THE SUCCESS CRITERIA OF MIDDLE MANAGEMENT JOBS, DIFFERENT MANAGERS THOUGHT THAT DIFFERENT CONTROL INFORMATION WOULD BE APPROPRIATE FOR THOSE JOBS. THERE IS A NEED FOR MORE AGREEMENT ON THE SUCCESS CRITERIA TO BE APPLIED TO MIDDLE MANAGEMENT. THERE IS ALSO A NEED FOR BETTER COMMUNICATION BETWEEN INFORMATION PRODUCERS AND INFORMATION RECIPIENTS. THE MAIN PROBLEM IN WIDENING THE SCOPE OF CONTROL INFORMATION WAS NOT SO MUCH TECHNOLOGICAL AS ATTITUDINAL - A PROBLEM OF PERSUADING MANAGERS TO ACCEPT THAT NEW TYPES OF CONTROL INFORMATION COULD BE OF VALUE TO THEM. |
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