Business Decision Making.

Business Decision Making

Introduction
The employees of the firm have to make the correct and appropriate
decision to do the market research so that they can do the proper analysis
of the market and identify the needs and wants of the consumers. The
staff members of the business entity have to collect the data or
information by using the different sources whether it is primary or
secondary so that they can not face any obstacles in providing the best
products and services and on the basis of that they have to make the
proper judgement.

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Findings
The staff members of the business entity have to
do proper analysis as well as evaluation of the
data and information which are gathered by using
the primary and secondary source so that they
can attain the goals and objectives. The
employees of Food for friends have to adopt
appropriate and relevant survey methodology
which helps in collecting the accurate data and
analyse that so that employees can provide better
products and services to their consumers.

Continue
Some of the finding by using the appropriate and correct data are:
The employees of Food for friends have to deliver the best products and
services as they are having the duty of them. They have to use or
adopt appropriate skills and knowledge then they have to attain the
goals and objectives.
They have to offer and deliver the qualitative facilities along with the
products and services so that they can reap the goals and objectives in
the market when they are facing the high competition.
The staff members have to deliver the products in a proper manner
which will assist in increasing the satisfaction level of the consumers
which helps Food for friends in increasing the sales and they have to
generate more profit.

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