célrendszerekhez
Célrendszerekhez (Hungarian for "to goals") refers to a concept in project management and organizational theory that involves setting clear, measurable objectives for an organization or project. This approach is based on the idea that having well-defined goals can guide decision-making, allocate resources effectively, and measure progress and success. The concept of célrendszerekhez is often associated with the Hungarian management theorist Imre Kirzner, who developed the theory in the mid-20th century.
The core principles of célrendszerekhez include:
1. Clarity: Goals should be specific, unambiguous, and easy to understand.
2. Measurability: Goals should be quantifiable so that progress can be tracked and success can be evaluated.
3. Alignment: Goals should be aligned with the organization's overall strategy and vision.
4. Flexibility: While goals should be clear, they should also be adaptable to changing circumstances and new
Célrendszerekhez is often contrasted with other management approaches, such as those based on hierarchical control or
In practice, célrendszerekhez can be applied at various levels within an organization, from individual projects to