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How are leadership, management, and technology connected in modern organizations?

How are leadership, management, and technology connected in modern organizations? (IntroductionToBusiness OP 8D04gAa · 2026-10-07-36573 · Ethics Activity) — "3…

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  • Leadership, management, and managerial technology competency
  • Leadership and management in organizations
  • Leadership is often cast in an inspirational role
  • Management is often cast in an administrative role
  • This distinction tends to place leadership and management in a hierarchy
  • Comparison of the relative importance and effectiveness of leaders and managers
  • A company with good leaders and bad managers
  • A company with good managers and bad leaders
  • Question of whether managers and leaders are actually the same
  • Managerial technology competency
  • Today’s managers must be comfortable using many kinds of technology
  • Inventory computer skills and identify competency gaps
  • Create a plan to improve computer competency through a computer class
  • Practice with common business applications
  • Use Microsoft Excel to build a budget-tracking spreadsheet
  • Use Microsoft PowerPoint to create slides for a class project
  • Use Microsoft Outlook to upload a semester schedule
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IntroductionToBusiness OP 8D04gAa · 2026-10-07-36573

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"3. Often researchers cast leadership in an inspirational role in a company and management in more of an administrative role. That tendency seems to put leadership and management in a hierarchy. Do you think one is more important than the other? Do you think a company can succeed if it has bad managers and good leaders? What about if it has good managers and bad leaders? Are managers and leaders actually the same? (Systems) 4. Today’s managers must be comfortable using all kinds of technology. Do an inventory of your computer skills, and identify any gaps. After listing your areas of weakness, make a plan to increase your computer competency by enrolling in a computer class on or off campus. You may want to practice using common business applications such as Microsoft Excel by building a spreadsheet to track your budget, Microsoft PowerPoint by creating slides for your next class project, and Microsoft Outlook by uploading your semester schedule. (Information, Technology)"

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