• Control (management), a part of managing processes • Control, a part of management accounting • Comptroller (or controller), a high-level financial officer in an organization • Controlling interest, a share of voting stock that prevents others from opposing decisions • Foreign exchange controls, rules that manage international trade • Internal control, a process that helps achieve goals, usually related to managing risks • Control (optimal control theory), a variable used to guide a system toward a goal • Controlling for a variable in statistics, keeping a factor constant to reduce errors • Scientific control, an experiment that reduces errors by minimizing confusing factors • Control variables, factors kept the same during an experiment • Biological pest control, a natural method to manage pests • Control network in geodesy and surveying, a set of reference points with known coordinates • Control room, a place where a facility is monitored • Process control, managing continuous production processes • Security controls, measures to protect against security risks • Control, according to ICD-10-PCS, in the Medical and Surgical Section (0), is a medical procedure (root operation #3) that stops or tries to stop bleeding after a surgery. Chlordiazepoxide is sold as Control. Lorazepam is also sold as Control.