Aspects Related Self-Control Function Of Computer Aided Management Control Systems

摘要

Companies operating in geographically dispersed locations require a management control system that allows global access to information, related the performance of different units, allowing all level of management to follow up and intervene when is necessary. Expansion of business to isolated areas with low skilled labor and poor living conditions, which may have less incentive to expatriate employees, the need to remotely manage businesses became more emphasized. Computer Aided Management Control Systems (CAMCS) can offer a viable alternative to physical relocation of high trained employees trough remote assistance from knowledge centers. Ones implemented and validated CAMCS can support the local team and offer up to date information for management. Since physical contact between different management levels is significantly reduced the detail level of information offered by the system need to compensate this gap. Remote management is based on exceptions and the CAMCS need to filter the information in a way to not overload the management and avoid micromanagement, without exposing the company to risks. In order to fulfill this need the systems need to be fortified with self-trigger alert and auto-control mechanism. This paper presents the operative principle of this feature and introduces concepts like Self-Control, Impact Function/Matrix/Tree for CAMCS.