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Administration versus Management | Difference between Administration and Management


Administration versus Management | Difference between Administration and Management

There is a controversy on the use of these two terms - Administration and Management. The viewpoints of authors are also not similar as a result various approaches are listed below in three different ways.

1.   Administration is different from Management

2.   Administration is a part of Management

3.    Administration and Management are one


However, there is a list of differences between Administration and management as follows:
Administration versus Management | Difference between Administration and Management
Difference between Administration and management
To conclude, the above given explanation discloses that there are no separate workers to perform these two (Administration and Management) functions. Managers irrespective of their level perform the same functions. As you go high in the hierarchy, the more time will be spent in administrative activity and the lesser in management activity in the management daily routine, as shown in the diagram.
Administration versus Management | Difference between Administration and Management
Administration versus Management - Difference at Management Level
It can be concluded as - these are the two activities which are performed at different levels of Management. Like, The administration is done at the top level by deciding policies whereas execution is done at a lower level which is management.

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