Identifying and Planning Resources Needed to Meet Management Goals Essa

Resources be an integral component of any successful brass section and a method of informing demand could be sort using a pressure or pull system. A push system would create a demand for its resource where as a pull system would create resources as a result of a demand, an example of a push system may be a car manufacturer creating a number of cars to a waiting list, where gross r until nowue would influence the demand the product and resource needed as oppose to a pull system that would see sales driven by the amount of cars produced. The resource that can be identified in the organisation of this researcher, which is notably a further education learning establishment, can be described as a pull system where the curriculum bid is developed according to the number of learners interested and the demand of the local companionship. (Bailey P. et al, procurement Principles and Management)Resources are integral to the performance of the organisation and although can be state to di ffer from other business areas such a manufacturing company all the same the resources can be deemed equally essential. The objectives can be identified as providing a high level of education and service to the surrounding community and stakeholders this can be achieved by utilising resources to their optimum potential. The resources of an FE college can be identified in the following categories of physiological resources, labour resources and facilities. Physical resources are usually classed as materials, certainly in a manufacturing and would be categorize as raw, work in progress (WIP) or finished, however in a learning environment such as a college, physical resources would be classed as the materials needed dependant on the nature of anatomy qualifications, this could inclu... ...the organisation would seek to identify potential disruption to supply, particularize a possible alternative solution and assess any further be involved in seeking an alternative. In an organis ation such as a college, a capital of Massachusetts grid which is a method of ascertain a attempt may be used to compare risk scores when seeking a new supplier or even used when looking to define new curriculum areas. A Boston grid is an analytical tool that can be used to define growth areas, curriculum development and project management. Works CitedBailey P. et al, Procurement Principles and Management, 2008 Carter RJ. and Kirby SK. possible Procurement, Cambridge Academic, 2006 Drucker. P. 2003. The Practice of Mangement, Oxford. Evans, D. 1995. Supervisory Management, Cassell, London. Gennard. J. & Judge. G. 2005, Chartered Institute and Development, London