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PRESENTATION ON MANAGEMENT CONTROL SYSTEMS IN HOTEL LEELA VENTURE LTD Sl.N o Name Enroll No. 1 ABHINAV BHUSHAN 09BSHYD0016 2 SYED ATEEQ AZIZ 09BSHYD1090 3 TANYA GHOSAL 09BSHYD0917 4 VARUN MITTAL 09BSHYD0960 5 VIVEK KUMAR BHUKANIA 09BSHYD0991 6 Y V SAI SHANMUKHA 09BSHYD0999 SUBMITTED TO: PROF. N SUBRAMANIAN PREPARED BY:

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PRESENTATIONON

MANAGEMENT CONTROL SYSTEMSIN

HOTEL LEELA VENTURE LTD

Sl.No Name Enroll No.1 ABHINAV BHUSHAN 09BSHYD00162 SYED ATEEQ AZIZ 09BSHYD10903 TANYA GHOSAL 09BSHYD09174 VARUN MITTAL 09BSHYD09605 VIVEK KUMAR BHUKANIA 09BSHYD09916 Y V SAI SHANMUKHA 09BSHYD0999

SUBMITTED TO: PROF. N SUBRAMANIAN

PREPARED BY:

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INTRODUCTION

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INTRODUCTION

•Founded in 1957 by Capt. C.P. Krishnan Nair

•Engaged in the business of ready-made garments and luxury hotels and resorts.

•LEELA LACE LTD - It is in the business of garments

•HOTEL LEELA VENTURE LTD - It includes the Hotels, Palaces and Resorts of

the Leela Group

•Hotel Leela Ventures Ltd is a listed entity with a market capitalization of

approximately 2050 cr.

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The Leela Palaces, Hotels and Resorts -

•The Leela Kempinski Goa 

•The Leela Kempinski Kovalam Beach, Kerala 

•The Leela Palace Kempinski Udaipur

•The Leela Kempinski Mumbai 

•The Leela Palace Kempinski Bangalore 

•The Leela Kempinski Gurgaon, Delhi (NCR)

•The Leela Residences Kempinski Gurgaon

The upcoming projects includes -

•The Leela Palace Kempinski New Delhi   

•The Leela Palace Kempinski Chennai 

•The Leela Palace Kempinski Hyderabad

•The Leela Kempinski Agra 

•The Leela Lake Asthamudi

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MANAGEMENT STYLE & CULTURE

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MANAGEMENT STYLE

•External Control: -

The authority of setting the targets and taking corrective actions in case of deviation lies

with the top management. It is of two types – Formal and Informal.

•Internal Control: -

The authority of setting the targets and taking corrective actions in case of deviation lies

with the person doing the job.

•Mixed Control: -

It is a kind of a mixed control being exercised. The top management sets the targets and

in case of any deviations the corrective action is taken by the person doing the job.

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The management style followed by Leela Kempinski is Mixed Control where

top management sets the standards as given by the guidelines of the corporate

culture and in case there is any deviations in the service provided the corrective

actions is taken by the functional heads, as the group also believes in employee

empowerment.

This can be concluded by referring to –

•The corporate culture

•The Leela Dharma’s

• HR Policies

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DEFINITION & TYPES OF MANAGEMENT CONTROL

DEFINATION

The process by which the managers influence other members of the organization to implement the organization strategies (Anthony & Govindarajan)

Control – Part of Strategy Implementation

TYPES OF CONTROL

Strategy FormulationManagement ControlOperational Control

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FORMAL MANAGEMENT CONTROL

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CONTROL PROCESS

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CONTROL PROCESS

The main aspects of the Control process deals with:

•Risk management

•Audit Process

•Disclosures

•Capital Budgeting

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RISK MANAGEMENT AND CONCERNS

•General Economic Conditions

•Socio-political Risk

•Competition from international hotel chains

•Increased Outbound travel

•Foreign Exchange fluctuation risk

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RISK MANAGEMENT-LEVERAGING ON EXPERIENCE

•Risk management is an integral part of company’s business process. With the

help of experts in this field, risks are carefully mapped and risk management

framework is evolved. Pertinent policies and methods are set forth to mitigate

such risk.

•To counter risk from growing competition, the company is renovating and

continuously repositioning its properties. It is also improving its service

standards, in consultation with international experts, to provide exceptional

services consistently across all the hotels.

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DISCLOSURES

•Leela group has high disclosure standards are already widely recognized. The company quite early

in its development adopted a policy of enhanced disclosure to give it a competitive advantage in

developing trust and attracting investors, counterparties and importantly, in its industry, employees.

•Content is both deep and broad, allowing shareholders to gain a thorough understanding of the

company’s and the industry’s financial health, business strategy and corporate governance practices.

Leela group discloses the aggregate remuneration paid to each full and part time director. The

company provides details about related party transactions undertaken during the year.

•The company’s website is very well designed in an elegant way and provides information about the

various departments in the hospitality industry and includes an interactive and comprehensive

investor relations section.

•Full fledged, quarterly and annual reports are published and general disclosures include Statutory

compliance, penalties and structures, Risk management, CEO/CFO certification, code for prevention

of insider trading practices as per the regulatory body norms.

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CAPITAL BUDGETING

•The company’s focus is to grow as a lead hotel in the country by getting a PAN India presence and

improve the service quality. In order to achieve them, the company has been concentrating on the

budget planning and asset allocations.

•There is a strict allocation of budget for the respective hotels under Leela Ventures and pre-

determined targets for the appraisals.

•The company divisions are the profit centers and have set guidelines to be met under the budgetary

planning done by the organization.

•All the approvals regarding the capital investments are from the top management and there is

nothing which can be done without the managements go.

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ORGANISATION STRUCTURE

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Organizational Structure Of Hotel Leela

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Security Department

Kitchen Stewarding

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Purchase Receiving

And Stores

Accounts and Finance

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Engineering and

Mantanence Department

Sales And Marketing

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COORDINATION &

COMMUNICATION

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COORDINATION & COMMUNICATION

All formal and informal communication are crucial in understanding and improving the control process. All the processes would remain incomplete without proper communication across various levels of the organizational hierarchy.

Formal Communication and coordination•Standing committees•Formal operations•Involvement Techniques•Formal Communication network Informal Communication and coordination•Based upon Trust•Simple and personal contacts and conversations•Personal memos

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COORDINATION & COMMUNICATION

1. Among staff and managers (lower level) – Housekeeping

2. Communication between managers and top ManagementDaily Reports are prepared to inform top management:• Occupancy forecast• Night report• The status of each room and the percentage of occupancy and

the category of the room• Daily VIP arrivals and the VIP in-houseguest list.• The daily-anticipated departure list.• Group rooming list• Room changes• Daily arrival list

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COORDINATION & COMMUNICATION

3. Communication by Top Management• Quality Circle Meeting• Monthly Meeting

4. Other ways of communication (for all purposes)• Video-conferencing • E-mail & Memos/ letters• Manuals

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REWARDS

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PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL-BALANCED SCORECARD

The standard model contains 5 main components:

1. The company’s vision and strategy 2. The financial perspective3. The customer perspective4. The internal business process perspective5. The learning and growth perspective

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MEASURES

CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTORS (CSFS)

CRITICAL PERFORMANCE INDICATORS (CPIS)

Operation of Effective Recruitment and Selection Procedures

Customer Feedback Internal Promotions Staff Turnover Sickness and Absenteeism Levels Productivity Levels Management Observation

Provision of Regular Training for all Staff Productivity Levels

Hotel Training Plan and Records Customer Feedback Internal Promotion Staff Turnover Staff Appraisal and Assessment

Maintenance of Staff Morale and Loyalty

Guest Comments Absenteeism Staff Feedback Staff Turnover

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MEASURES

CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTORS (CSFS)

CRITICAL PERFORMANCE INDICATORS (CPIS)

Reducing the Level of Staff Turnover Labour Turnover Exit Interviews

Conducting Appropriate Staff Appraisals

Low Staff Turnover

Ensuring Effective Staff Development

Staff Turnover Promotion in the Group Incentives and Rewards Attained

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LEELA INITIATIVES

1) Annual Employee Satisfaction Survey2) GEMS – Guest Expectations – Manage and Serve3) Recognize High Performance – HIPO list and Skill Will

Analysis4) Leela Academy of Learning5) CSR initiatives6) Periodic Wage settlement Agreements7) No Cuts On Pay Roll

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THANK YOU !