NameProfessorCourseDateBusiness Environment and Strategic ManagementUnder the conditions of the formation of a planned market economy, requirements for management are increasing. This is due to the increased complexity of both production and its implementation. If dozens, hundreds, or even more specialized enterprises take part in the production of goods, then there is a need for a rational solution to a large number of everyday practical problems connected with providing the enterprise with skilled labor, raw materials, profitable markets for the sale of goods and services. Without specialized knowledge, this wide range of problems cannot be solved. There is a unique, relatively separate sphere of activity - management.IntroductionManagement is seen as a process because work to achieve goals with the help of others is not a one-time action, but a series of continuously interconnected activities. These actions, each of which is in themselves a process, are significant for the success of the organization. They are called management functions. Management functions are one of the essential characteristics of the management process and include a set of actions and decisions that underpin the entire organizational and production method of the enterprise.The purpose of this work is to reveal the primary functions of management