Functions Of Management

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Planning Functions of Management
In any corporation management planning is very important. There are several planning
functions of management. This paper will address the planning functions of management
while looking at the Boeing Company. This paper will identify legal, ethical, and social
responsibilities inside of Boeing as well as some factors that influence the company
strategic, tactical, operational, and contingency planning.
The definition of legal is Allowed by or in accordance with a particular set of rules;
acceptable, permissible (Simpson and Weiner, 1989, para 1). The definition of
responsibility is A charge, trust, or duty, for which one is responsible (Simpson and
Weiner, 1989, para 2). This definition is referring to the responsibility of the company.
Boeing legal responsibility does not only cover the commercial sector but there is also a
military sector.
The military division within Boeing has a contract with the United States Air Force in
which Boeing was awarded A contract to provide the next-generation Combat Search and
Rescue helicopter, stating that the Air Force should reopen discussions with the three rival
defense contractors bidding on the contract(Ahearn, 2007 p. 2). Boeing legal responsibility
in this situation was to insure that the United States government was provided the newest
in technology available for a particular aircraft. The legal responsibility in relation to the
military sector is very critical since some aircraft parts on an aircraft can be classified. If
these parts fall into the wrong hands the company can be held responsible for the breach of
classified parts. Further, this could be crucial to homeland security.
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