History of management from sumerian civilization till today! hope it's helpful and u like it

2.  In Sumerian civilization,
temple priests collected
taxes and managed
estates.
 The priests recorded the
transactions on clay
tablets.

3.  In Ancient Egyptian
civilization, the
management-like
thought was developed
by the builders and the
slave owners of the time,
to manage the slaves
and also to direct then
accordingly.

4.  Sun Tzu was a Chinese
military strategist, and
philosopher during
the Zhou dynasty.
 The Art of War,
recommends being aware
of and acting on strengths
and weaknesses of both a
manager's organization
and a foe's.

5.  Arthashastra, the treatise
on Economic
Administration was written
by Kautilya in the 4th
century before Christ.
 In all probability, this
treatise is the first ever
book written on Practice of
Management. It is
essentially on the art of
governance and has an
instructional tone.

6.  The Prince, political treatise
was written by Niccolò
Machiavelli.
 The general theme of
accepting that the aims of
princes—such as glory and
survival—can justify the use
of immoral means to
achieve those ends.

7.  The Wealth of Nations
discussed efficient organization
of work through division of
labour.
 Smith described how changes
in processes could boost
productivity in the
manufacture of pins.
 While individuals could
produce 200 pins per day,
Smith analyzed the steps
involved in manufacture and,
with 10 specialists, enabled
production of 48,000 pins per
day.

8.  There are basically six approaches to
management:
a) The Scientific Management
b) General Administrative theories
c) Quantitative Approach to Management
d) Organizational Behavior
e) The Systems Approach
f) The Contingency Approach

9.  “The science of management is today where
the natural sciences were before the
discovery of circulation of blood.”