Structural
control
is concerned with how the elements of the organization’s structure are serving their
intended purpose. Monitoring the administrative ratio to make sure staff expenses do not
become excessive is an example of structural control. Finally,
strategic control
focuses on
how effectively the organization’s corporate, business, and functional strategies are succeed-
ing in helping the organization meet its goals. For example, if a corporation has been unsuc-
cessful in implementing its strategy of related diversification, its managers need to identify
the reasons for that lack of success and either change the strategy or renew their efforts to
implement it. We discuss these four levels of control more fully later in this chapter.
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