Management of Honda
Management of Honda
Management of Honda
Management involves coordinating & overseeing the work activities of others so that
Planning
Hondas management has established the following goal for its organization. Maintaining a
global viewpoint, we are dedicated to supplying products of the highest quality, yet at a
Honda develops flexible plans, where they anticipate possible problems and solutions to those
1. Product Planning
2. Business Planning
Honda develops many plans and then carries out extensive brainstorming sessions where they
Organizing
Organizing is a crucial function to facilitate completion of any plans. Honda placed a team of
specialists for various centers across the world, who were assigned specific tasks to accomplish
goals.
Leading
Initially Soichiro Honda & Takeo Fujisawa used forceful personal leadership but later Mr. Takeo
Controlling
Honda uses the soft approach where workers are put in complete control of machines.
Maintaining a global viewpoint, we are dedicated to supplying products of the highest quality,
Accelerate our effort to strengthen the core characteristics that makeHonda unique to
Hondas strategy
Strengths
1. Innovation
4. Unique products
Weakness
Oportunities
1. Emerging markets
2. Expansion abroad
Threats
1. Economic slowdown
2. External changes
4. Lower imports
Step 3: Formulate, implement strategies and evaluate results
Hondas Annual performance cycle helps them to formulate implement strategies and evaluate
results.
Human Resource Management
HRM means employing people, developing their resources, utilizing, maintaining and
compensating their services in tune with the job and organizational requirement.
Honda company employs 181876 workers. Soichiro Honda had the clear aim and created a
His employees soon came to understand that poor performance would not be tolerated. Due to
his anger the employees called him Mr. Thunder, but they loved him.
The Human Resource Managing Department at Honda is given specific instructions on how to
The objective of managers is to build relationships in which workers would see themselves
Human resource management assume that if employees are happier at work the production
would increase. The owners treat others as equal and often work in a workshop with
employees.
Motivating employees
Mr. Honda paid much attention to experimental work and did not accept attempts to
Mr. Honda understood that encouraging his workers personal development, their wish for self-
actualization will bring him success in business. He instilled in his employees the drive to learn
through their services said Mike Wallace, manager of Hondas MRO purchasing.
An example of the way Honda manages operations is when they use tracking software to
monitor when motors and other machinery go into service. This has brought significant cost