Unit Name: | BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT | Unit Number: | 1 | Assignment Submission Date: | 29 April 2012 | Assessor: | VIVIEN ULU | Mode of submission: | LIVECAMPUS | Learning Outcomes To achieve a pass learners must demonstrate the ability to deal with each of the following outcomes and present these in report form – scripts will be checked against each of these: 1. Understand the organisational purposes of businesses 2. Understand the nature of the national environment in which businesses
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geography etc. 3 3. Economy 4 4. Political System 5 5. Legal and regulatory environment 6 6. Socio-cultural environment 6 7. Availability of resources 7 8. Concern for Ethics and social Responsibility 7 9. Conclusion
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Bibliography: BPP‚ 1998. HNC/HND Business: Operating Environment Core Module 2 (HNC/HND Business Series). 2nd Ed. London : BPP Publishing Ltd Brooks‚ I & Weatherston‚ J‚ 2000 Campbell‚ D & Craig‚ T‚ 2005. Organisations and the Business Environment. 2nd Ed. Oxford : Butterworth-Heinemann Disruptive Analysis Ltd‚ 2007 Europa‚ 2008. EUR-Lex - 12002E082 - EN. [Webpage] Available from: http://eur-lex
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theorist assumes that business environment and organisation behaviour are predictable‚ planning are essential to predict future market changes and to prepare strategic plan to adopt to the changes. Rational analysis and objective decisions allows achieving long-run successes and avoid failures. The Evolutionary approach – more fatalistic approach‚ seeing the business environment as a jungle in which the main aim of an organisation is to survive by being efficient. Business processes and competition
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The Business Environment and the AIS An AIS does not exist in a vacuum; rather it is an integral part of the firm it serves. The AIS has close relationship with the organization of the firm and its physical operations or process. The firm itself is a system with its own environment. Many of the business and accounting events that are captured and processed by the AIS arise within the environment of the business firm. There are three subsystem of the firm: organizational‚ operational and information
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[pic] BE413 International Business Environment 1st Assignment 2009-10 (Module weight: 45%) 1) Compare and contrast two theories of international trade‚ of which one must be a ‘classical’ theory. Please explain the logic and evidence for each theory and what you think are its strengths and weaknesses‚ drawing on the sources recommended by the BE413 module. Word limit: 1000 words. 2) From the perspective of the two theories chosen for part 1 above‚ examine whether the strike action that
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the benefits of knowing the purpose of communication • For us as humans to be able to understand each other in different ways. • We use communication to learn or explain something to someone else • We use communication in a business environment to listen to others problems 1.2 Explain the reasons for knowing the audience to whom the communication is being presented • If you know who your audience is you can make your communication with your audience more effective.
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How businesses are influence by the economic environment The business environment consists of different influences that are outside of a business from political‚ social and legal changes. These influences can change for the better or for the worst for the business economic factors. The economic environment consist of many individuals who make decisions that buy and sell goods‚ borrow and lend money‚ raises taxes and change interest rates. Consumers are who purchases the goods for their own
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Changes in the business environment The business environment in which firms operate lies outside themselves. It is their external environment‚ which is always changing. Some changes are so dramatic that everybody notices them‚ but others may creep up on an industry over the years and be largely ignored for too long. Changes take many forms and create new challenges. For an industry as a whole‚ it may well be that: * Customers’ needs and requirements change. They look for new‚ better and cheaper
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1. Perform a STEEP analysis to understand the general environment facing Great Lakes. How will Great Lakes be affected by external factors? 2. Use Porter’s Five Forces Model to analyze the lead additives industry in the US. Given this analysis‚ is the industry attractive or unattractive? 3. Using the 3I’s framework determine Great Lakes’ immediate‚ impending and invisible competitors. How does Great Lakes measure up against these competitors? 4. What are the main capabilities
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