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Chapter 13





                           Information flows for management





               4.1   Information flows for management

                    There should be effective channels of communication within the organisation,
                     so that all managers receive timely information that is relevant to the
                     performance of their tasks and duties

                    Information should be provided regularly to management so that they can
                     monitor performance with respect to efficiency, effectiveness in achieving
                     targets, economy and quality


                    Managers need both internal and external information to make informed
                     business decisions and to report externally

                    The actual information provided to management varies depending on the
                     different levels of management


                     –     Strategic – focussed on planning, predominantly external

                     –     Tactical – focussed on implementation of strategic plans

                     –     Operational – focussed on the operation of specific internal controls







































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