Description: Operational Control refers to the process of monitoring and managing operational activities within an organization to ensure they align with established strategic objectives. This concept is fundamental in business management, as it allows companies to optimize resources, improve efficiency, and ensure that daily operations contribute to long-term goals. In the context of Monitoring, it involves the use of technologies to supervise real-time performance of processes, identifying deviations and allowing for immediate adjustments. In the era of Industry 4.0, Operational Control has transformed due to the integration of technologies such as the Internet of Things (IoT), enabling more accurate data collection and more informed decision-making. In broader terms, Operational Control can be applied across various sectors, including manufacturing, logistics, and service industries, to enhance operational efficiency and effectiveness. In summary, Operational Control is a key tool for efficient and effective management of operations in an increasingly complex and technological business environment.
