Operational Plan Table of Content Background 1 1.Business Goal. 1 2.Objectives 2 3.Strategy 2 4.Key actions 2 5.KPIs 4 6.Contingency Plans 4 7.Outcome 5 8.Approvals 5 Background ‘The Office Assistant’ is a retail store that sells office products and services. As a store manager of one of these 25 stores‚ I have made this operational plan to grow the services component of our business in the next twelve months. 1.Business Goal. The business goal of this operational
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Level 1 Foundation Diploma in Hospitality Unit 2 Why the hospitality industry is important Guided Learning Hours: 30 (25 for teaching and learning activities‚ 5 for assessment activities) Unit aims The wider hospitality industry and the seven industries within it‚ provide a stimulating and challenging world for you to study and work in. Through this unit‚ you will learn how the everyday lives of people are affected by the important contribution the hospitality industry makes to the UK economy
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forecasting and simulation techniques such as Monte Carlo method are used in situations of high uncertainty such as market trends‚ next period ’s sales revenue‚ and traffic patterns. Also called decision science‚ management science‚ or operational research. Operational research‚ also known as operations research‚ is an interdisciplinary branch of applied mathematics and formal science that uses advanced analytical methods such as mathematical modeling‚ statistical analysis‚ and mathematical optimization
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Hospitality Law Hospitality law has evolved as a specialty within the legal profession in the last several decades. It is also offered as a course on the undergraduate and graduate levels as well as in some law schools. A typical hospitality law course covers the history of hospitality law‚ the impact of federal and state civil rights laws on the hospitality industry‚ and an extensive discussion of contract law‚ including discussions of remedies for overbooking and a guest’s breach of the contract
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1. Why do people work in the Hospitality Industry? Answer: The Hospitality Industry consists a number of fields within the service industry‚ including the food and beverage‚ lodging or accommodation‚ gaming‚ entertainment‚ event planning‚ theme parks‚ cruise line and transportation. In addition to these are the fields in the tourism industry like airline and travel agencies. Because of the increasing interest for food and travel of the population‚ there is also an increasing demand for the
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cater to their needs. (Kapiki‚ 2012) In addition‚ going green is seen as means of giving back to the community and environment as well as reducing operational cost. For example‚ 59% of respondents from a survey‚ by Timetric Travel & Tourism Reports‚ states that companies that operate in the Asia-Pacific expect to save 5-10% of their expenditure. (Hospitalities News‚ 2013) For example Habitat Suites in Texas has the motto of “Environmental Consciousness in action”. The hotel is practically free of toxic
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Assignments 05 Supervisors Hand Book 06 Stimulated Interview Activity 47 References 51 Introduction Supervision is very essential factor in the hospitality industry. The effectiveness of any organisation depends on its workforce. Supervision is important as a means of promoting managerial accountability. It also offers staff and their managers the opportunity to identify problems‚ acknowledge achievements‚ plan action together and improve motivation for improved individual
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Introduction to Hospitality Miroslava Dimitrova Ph.D Accommodation sector Hospitality = Hotels + Restaurants Lodging Industry Hospitality industry: Provision of accommodation as well as food and beverage services to short-stay guests on paying basis. The Pineapple Tradition • Symbol of welcome‚ friendship and hospitality • Recognized internationally • Foundation for concept of “SERVICE” Types of Accommodation • Hotels • Farm houses (Guest houses)‚ bead and breakfast (BB)
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ASSIGNMENT Year Programme Title Unit Title Unit No. Unit Code Assignment No. Level Credit value Deliverer Handout Date Hand in Date 2013/2014 Edexcel Pearson BTEC HNC Certificate in Business and HND Diploma in Business (QCF) Operations Management in Business. Unit 34 F/601/1092 01 Level 4 – HNC and Level 5 - HND 15 credits Dr Joy ‚ Mr Solomon ‚Mr Natesan ‚Mr Hamim‚ Mr Kennedy ‚Mr Richard‚ Mr Nawaz‚ Ms Samar 18/11/2013 18/12/2013 Assignment title Using the Principle
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Connected Real Estate Essays from innovators in real estate‚ design‚ and construction Edited by Kevin O’Donnell and Wolfgang Wagener Essays from innovators in real estate‚ design‚ and construction Edited by Kevin O’Donnell and Wolfgang Wagener Terry Hill Chris Luebkeman ARUP Mark Nicholls BANK OF AMERICA Zhu Yan BEIJING MUNICIPAL OFFICE OF INFORMATIZATION James J. Whalen BOSTON PROPERTIES Volker Hartkopf Vivian Loftness CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY A pivotal feature of
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