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when we look at organization in its most simple form, when we seek certain key actions or circumstances that make organization work, when we need a very simple, very vital rundown to teach people that will produce results, we find only a few points we need to stress, Thus one gets the points which are the true administrative points: (1) observation even down to discovering the users and what is need to stress. Thus one gets the points which are the true administrative points: (1) observation targeting and drafting of the plans so they can be communicated and assigned. (3) communicating which includes receiving and understanding plans and their portion and relaying them to others so that they can be understood. (4) supervision which sees that that which is communicated is done in actuality. (5) production which does the actions or services which are planned, communicated and supervised. (6) users by which the product or service or completed plan is used. (HCO PL 14 Sept 69)