Looking East
Indian Wisdom for Modern Management
by Sanjoy Mukherjee (Author)
Textbook2022LXII, 354 Pages
Vedic Statements that can be related to Modern Management Thought
Collected from
Vedic Management
by Dr. S. Kannan
Taxmann Publications
Modern management is explained under five heads:
Planning, Organizing, Commanding, Coordinating, and Controlling (Henri Fayol)
Planning, Organizing, Staffing, Directing and Controlling (Koontz and O'Donnel)
Planning, Organizing, Resourcing, Executing and Controlling (Prof. Narayana Rao)
Planning
One shall meditate and reflect upon the objects contemplated. (p 236, Kanna)
Strategy means the broad program for defining and achieving an organization's objectives: the organization's response to its environment over time. (p 237)
Prepare the implements, make everything ready and move forward.
Organizing
A person with the mental temperament of a Kshatriya is ideally suited for proper administration and execution of a planned task.
The Yajurveda mentions about manager (Kalpinah) and Chief Manager (Adhi Kalpinah)
Powers shall be shared.
Cohesiveness is the degree of solidarity and positive feelings held by individuals toward their group.
The resolution should be common, minds and thought be united so that all may happily concur.
Leadership
Leadership is to be bestowed upon a deserving person in a befitting manner (p 240)
The leader is the doer of many deeds for the benefit of others.
Leader shall be for the benefit of his followers.
He hears the words of his followers.
He is a thinker.
He knows. Directs others properly.
He is very wise.
Motivation
Motivation refers to the factors that cause, channel and sustain an individual's behavior.
For conquering, the energies of the heroes have to excited and their noises should go up together.
Communication
Communication is the process by which people attempt to share meaning via the transmission of symbolic messages.
Co-ordination
Control
Control is the process of ensuring that actual activities conform to planned activities.
Dr. Kannan described life management in four chapters first.
Ch.2. Vedic Self Management
Ch.3. Vedic Relationship Management
ch.3. Vedic Cosmic Management
Ch.4. Vedic Spiritual Management
Ch.2. Vedic Self Management
2.18 Discipline and Compliance
2.19 Personality Management
2.20 Values
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S.D.Chamola
Hope India Publications, 01-Jan-2007 - Management science in literature - 208 pages
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ICFAI Books, 2006 - Business ethics - 441 pages
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