A Study on the Planning and Targeting Applications in Forest Products Industry Enterprises (Case of Istanbul Province)

Yıl 2019, , 602 - 606, 31.12.2019

İlker Akyüz , Kadri Cemil Akyüz , Nadir Ersen , Bahadır Çağrı Bayram , İbrahim Yıldırım

https://doi.org/10.35229/jaes.636173

Öz

Planning
and targeting is the first step in the management function in enterprise. The
success of management activities in every enterprise goes through effective
planning and targeting. Top executives in an enterprise can have more time for
planning and targeting than other functions. The junior administrative officer
can have more time for other management functions. Priorities should be defined
when determining processes in an enterprise. The first step in planning and
targeting is to determine where you want to be reached. Also, the procurement
and selection of all kinds of sources that will achieve these targets are included
in planning and targeting. In this study, it was tried to determine how much
the managers in the management stages of different forest industry enterprises
operating in İstanbul had an important role in achieving the success of the
enterprise in terms of planning and targeting function. In the study, a scale
consisting of 31 expressions was set up for the planning and targeting to the
employees in the enterprises. The number of surveys evaluated was 271. The
results obtained from managers and other employees in different forest products
sectors have been tested in SPSS statistical program with some other factors
and the results are presented in detail.

Anahtar Kelimeler

Planning, targeting, forest product industry

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