What Is Gap Management?

The management gap is the gap in management capabilities between modern industrialized nations. Proposed by Frenchman Slepp. He believes that the technology gap and capital gap between the industrialized developed countries are narrowing, and the effective use of production resources depends on management capabilities. Competition among developed industrial countries in the world has gradually shifted from market, technology, and capital competition to management competition. The success or failure of competition depends on management technology and the rational allocation and use of various resources. ^[1]