Comprehensive Business Report on Globalisation and Its Various Impacts

This report provides a comprehensive analysis of globalisation and its multifaceted impacts on business. The report begins with an introduction defining globalisation and its significance. It then details the research methodologies employed, including literature reviews, primary and secondary research, and both qualitative and quantitative data collection techniques. The project's planning phase is outlined, detailing meeting schedules and timelines. The report further explores the structure and format of the written report, ensuring clarity, conciseness, and adherence to a structured approach. The report also includes an evaluation of the team's performance based on feedback, and a reflection on the project's outcomes. Visual aids and proper referencing are also mentioned to ensure the report's quality and credibility. Overall, the report concludes with a summary of key findings and recommendations for organizations navigating the complexities of globalization. The report highlights the challenges of comprehensively covering such a vast topic and emphasizes the importance of self-assessment and teamwork in project execution.

A WRITTEN
PROJECT

Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................1
1.1 Critically select and synthesise information for a set purpose from three different sources 1
1.2 Evaluation of results on the basis of feedback on written report and team members...........2
2.1 Detailed plan on a complex subject within business planning project..................................2
3.1 Report....................................................................................................................................2
3.2 Reflection and evaluation of own performance....................................................................3
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................3
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................4

INTRODUCTION
A report can be referred to as a documentation that depicts data in a planned as well as
organised format for a stipulated set of audience and for a definite purpose (Muller, 2017). Even
though it is seen that summary of reports can be delivered in an oral manner, complete reports
are generally devised only in the written form. This is a report based upon a research project on
“Globalisation and its impacts” and the overall analysis of various sections of this project.
1.1 Critically select and synthesise information for a set purpose from three different sources
To collect information upon the topic “Globalisation” assigned to team for conducting
research, a number of resources are considered such as books, journals and internet search
engines. In this regard, it has been ascertained that globalisation is a concept which refers to the
integration of persons, business entities, nations, political systems and economies across the
globe (Svejvig and Andersen, 2015). The research was conducted in a systematic manner
wherein firstly a literature review wherein views and opinions of a number of authors, scholars
and scientists were taken into account. The next step was to collect the information by making
use of methodologies such as primary and secondary research as well as qualitative and
quantitative methods (Hornstein, 2015). Then, data collection was done by way of questionnaire
and interpretation was done on the basis of results obtained from the respondents. Further, the
conclusion and recommendations were given with the help of which an organisation can easily
facilitate the process of globalisation. Lastly, the conclusions based on the project are provided to
provide a gist of the overall findings of the project.
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1.2 Evaluation of results on the basis of feedback on written report and team members
On the basis of feedback obtained upon written report as well as the views and opinions
of members, it can be said that the team collectively displayed precision. Also, it was pointed out
by the tutor that an in-depth knowledge was presented by the team mates and the members were
successfully able to collect data about all the major aspects related to globalisation (Larson and
Gray, 2017). Further, the team members were of the view that the integration of their time,
efforts and energy resulted in fulfilment of all the necessary criteria of project.
2.1 Detailed plan on a complex subject within business planning project
To execute a report upon such a vast topic is never easy and thus to carry out such an act,
planning of activities becomes essential as well as imperative. In this regard, the group planned
that there would be 6 meetings, one meeting in every 3 days and 2 days for compilation which
would mean that all the work would be completed within 20 days. The next 10 days will be
utilised by the team to effectively read all the information of the project so that the members can
feasibly present the information in front of the audience.
3.1 Report
The written report made on the topic of “Globalisation” has been done in a manner such
that it optimally answers all the questions provided in the criteria covered in the project are duly
fulfilled. Further, it is ensured that the report makes use of a standards structure as well as format
and a specific organisation wherein globalisation will be presented to be implemented. Further,
the written report is made in a manner such that it is clear, concise, easily understood and
coherent. This will ultimately imply that the execution of report will be in the desired way. All
the facts as well as arguments will be clearly stated so as to convey all the information of the
project in an effective manner. Visual aids such as pictures, graphs, flow charts have been
incorporated within the report so as to make it look more attractive and eye catching (Harrison
and Lock, 2017). The logics are adequately presented so that the tutor can significantly ascertain
the facts that the group is intending to present. Further, the written is adequately referenced so as
to avoid the chances of getting involved in the crime of plagiarism which is believed to be an
offense in university or academic life.
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3.2 Reflection and evaluation of own performance
Owing to the feedback obtained from the tutor, it can be said that project performance
was quite satisfactory and displayed detailed study by the team members. Further, it has been
noted that the quality of project was appraised by the tutor as it contained very less grammatical
errors and punctuation mistakes. Further, the feedback depicted that there were no spelling
mistakes in the research project done upon the concept of globalisation and its impacts. Also, I
have evaluated that my hard work finally paid off and was recognised by the tutor after going
through the written report.
CONCLUSION
Thus, it can be concluded that presenting a report in written report requires a number of
skills as well as considerations. Further, several techniques are used in the project to successfully
ensure its execution in the desired manner. Also, it has been evaluated that globalisation is a vast
concept and thus collecting each and every detail on this subject is almost impossible. Taking
this into account, it becomes essential to assess the performance of oneself as well as others.
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REFERENCES
Books and Journals
Harrison, F. and Lock, D., 2017. Advanced project management: a structured approach.
Routledge.
Hornstein, H.A., 2015. The integration of project management and organizational change
management is now a necessity. International Journal of Project Management. 33(2).
pp.291-298.
Larson, E.W. and Gray, C.F., 2017. Project management: The managerial process. McGraw-Hill
Education.
Muller, R., 2017. Project governance. Routledge.
Svejvig, P. and Andersen, P., 2015. Rethinking project management: A structured literature
review with a critical look at the brave new world. International Journal of Project
Management. 33(2). pp.278-290.
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