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Business Studies · 2022 · 2 marks
CBSE 2022 · Region 5 · Set 2 · Q4
'Analysing deviations' is an important step in the process of controlling. It is therefore important to focus on key result areas which are critical…
'Analysing deviations' is an important step in the
process of controlling. It is therefore important to focus
on key result areas which are critical to the success of an
organisation.
Identify and give the meaning of the concept discussed above.
Marking-scheme solution
Critical Point Control.
Critical Point Control is a principle of management control,
based on the belief, that ‘keeping check on each and every
activity in an organization is neither economical nor easy’.
Therefore, organizations have to focus on key result areas
which are critical to the success of an organization.
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