A Report on The Management Functions of Axact Ltd
A Report on The Management Functions of Axact Ltd.
Submitted To:
Madam Sania Usmani
Lecturer
Principles of Management
Submitted By:
S No.
Name
Reg ID
01
Faizan Ali Memon
27293
02
Umer Daraz Khan
27413
03
Haleema Ashraf
27332
04
Madiha Yaseen
27181
05
Mehreen Khalid
27452
06
Muhammad Nabeel Akhter Khan
27153
Group Leader:
Faizan Ali Memon. Submission Date: 23rd December, 2014.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
At first we are very grateful and thankful to the Almighty Allah.
For the completion of this report visiting the company, searching for websites, articles and related documents were required. However, it was our instructor, Madam Sania Usmani who played the important role by giving us an insight about the report. We express our profound indebtedness and gratitude to her, for her valuable advice that helped immensely in preparing this report.
In addition we would also like to thank all those employees of AXACT LIMITED who spent their valuable time to provide us information about their company.
We would also like to thank all the team members who worked so hard to the finishing of the report with such devotion, target, energy and their participation. However, this report was a combined effort. Therefore, all the credit of our accomplishment spreads to all the helping hands.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
In this report we discuss about the conceptual knowledge in the viewpoint of Axact ltd. This is a leading business organization not only in Pakistan but also in Asia in the IT sector. Management means the designing and maintaining an environment so that the organization can be run smoothly and targeted goal or surplus can be achieved. We also discuss a brief history of Axact ltd. The conceptual ideas of management are focused both briefly and thoroughly from the practical viewpoint of Axact ltd.
In the report, the core management functions such as planning, organizing, leading, and controlling are discussed both briefly and thoroughly
Submitted To:
Madam Sania Usmani
Lecturer
Principles of Management
Submitted By:
S No.
Name
Reg ID
01
Faizan Ali Memon
27293
02
Umer Daraz Khan
27413
03
Haleema Ashraf
27332
04
Madiha Yaseen
27181
05
Mehreen Khalid
27452
06
Muhammad Nabeel Akhter Khan
27153
Group Leader:
Faizan Ali Memon. Submission Date: 23rd December, 2014.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
At first we are very grateful and thankful to the Almighty Allah.
For the completion of this report visiting the company, searching for websites, articles and related documents were required. However, it was our instructor, Madam Sania Usmani who played the important role by giving us an insight about the report. We express our profound indebtedness and gratitude to her, for her valuable advice that helped immensely in preparing this report.
In addition we would also like to thank all those employees of AXACT LIMITED who spent their valuable time to provide us information about their company.
We would also like to thank all the team members who worked so hard to the finishing of the report with such devotion, target, energy and their participation. However, this report was a combined effort. Therefore, all the credit of our accomplishment spreads to all the helping hands.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
In this report we discuss about the conceptual knowledge in the viewpoint of Axact ltd. This is a leading business organization not only in Pakistan but also in Asia in the IT sector. Management means the designing and maintaining an environment so that the organization can be run smoothly and targeted goal or surplus can be achieved. We also discuss a brief history of Axact ltd. The conceptual ideas of management are focused both briefly and thoroughly from the practical viewpoint of Axact ltd.
In the report, the core management functions such as planning, organizing, leading, and controlling are discussed both briefly and thoroughly
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