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Business Decision Making

Create a plan for the collection of primary and secondary data, present the survey methodology and sampling frame used, design a questionnaire, create information for decision making by summarising data using representative values, and analyse the results to draw valid conclusions in a business context.

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This document provides information on business decision making, including data collection methods, survey methodology, and analysis of survey results. It also includes insights on customer preferences for a restaurant in London.

Business Decision Making

Create a plan for the collection of primary and secondary data, present the survey methodology and sampling frame used, design a questionnaire, create information for decision making by summarising data using representative values, and analyse the results to draw valid conclusions in a business context.

   Added on 2023-03-16

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Table of Contents
Task 1...............................................................................................................................................3
Task 2...............................................................................................................................................6
Task 3.............................................................................................................................................10
Task 4.............................................................................................................................................26
References......................................................................................................................................31
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Task 1
A.C 1.1
The research aims to collect the data which can help in understanding the price, taste, and
preferences for a location for opening the second restaurant in London.
The data will be collected from both primary and secondary source. Primary data will
collect the direct information from the customers or can also be said to be first-hand information.
The researcher himself collects the information which can be via email, face to face and
telephone. For the collecting, the primary data the questionnaire will be prepared including open-
ended questions (Osborne, 2012). There will be minimum 10 questions to be asked under the
questionnaire. The questionnaire will be posted via using online platform where customers who
are interested can fill their forms and the data collected will be helpful in opening the second
restaurant “food for friends”.
Another source for collecting the data is the secondary data collection under which the
data has already been collected and scrutinized by another researcher. The secondary data will be
collected through directory, articles, journals which are containing the details of the existing
restaurants and the menu of the restaurants.
A.C 1.2
Survey methodology is the method to be used or involved in conducting a survey on the
population of London. A comprehensive research method will be implemented for accumulating
the significant information for the business decision making(Mackey and Gass, 2015). The
survey can be conducted by telephone, mails or personal interview. The survey will be conducted
on the 100 people determining their preferences, choices and liking for the restaurant. The survey
will be conducted with two essential elements which are questionnaire and sample framework.
But as discussed above the data will be collected via questionnaire sequenced in an effective
manner for obtaining the essential information. The questionnaire will be very supportive in
getting the data in a fair manner preventing biases. After performing the survey the data will be
positioned in the safe and secure place.
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Sample framework will assist in studying the population. There are various methods for
sampling and for this research; there will be the use of simple random sampling method under
which every participant will get the equal opportunity to get selected. Among 100 respondents,
10 participants will be selected for interpretation of the data. There will be the application of
both qualitative and quantitative survey methodology. Under quantitative research framework
the data will be analysed with the use of numerical terms and in qualitative research method,
there will be the use of bars, diagrams, and graphs.
A.C 1.3
The questionnaire is the set of the questions planned in relation to the topic of the
research circulated to the respondents for getting the required information. The questionnaire
will be helpful for the board of directors for deciding the location for the restaurant.
Q1 what is your age faction?
a. 15-18
b. 19-25
c. 26-35
d. 50 above
Q2 How often you go to a restaurant?
a. Once in a day
b. Once in a week
c. Twice a week
d. Very often
Q3 what price you like to spend on going for food in a restaurant?
a. £ 15-30
b. £31-70
c. £71-100
d. £101-125
Q4 which location you prefer the most when going to any restaurant?
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a. City
b. Street place
c. Beaches
d. Shopping malls
Q5 When would you like to go in a restaurant?
a. Morning
b. Evening
c. Night
d. Any time
Q6 what would you like the most effective in any restaurant?
a. Quality
b. Taste
c. Health
d. Price
Q7 Would you like to try new restaurants?
a. Yes
b. No
Q8 what would you like to have anything other than the food in any restaurant?
a. Music
b. Shows
c. Culture festivals
d. Nothing but peace
Q9 Would you like to recommend your friends and relatives for the new restaurant?
a. Yes
b. No
Q 10 What type of food you prefer the most?
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a. Vegetarian food
b. Non-vegetarian food
c. Chinese food
d. Spicy food
Q11 How much you want to spend for a single type of food?
a. £ 13-20
b. £21-35
c. £36-45
d. £46-65
Task 2
AC2.1
After reviewing the results of the survey conducted on the people of London, it has been
found that most of the people prefer to go to restaurants once in a week. Further, the results also
summarized that people prefer to pay less while going to restaurants. Respondents found to be
more concern on the location of the restaurant and demanded that the restaurant should be at city
and showed less interest in the shopping malls. There is the equal response of the respondent to
go to the restaurant at any time or at night or evening. Quality and taste should be the most
effective and amazing part of the restaurant.
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As
per the preferences of the people of London, there should be more shows, cultural festivals in the
restaurants as it provides peace and wonderful experience to them. People would prefer to have
more non vegetarian and Chinese food in the restaurant.
As the board of directors is required to take the best decision for the opening of the
second restaurant in London than from the above review it can be said that foremost need to
ensure the successful launch is to bring quality food with reasonable prices. Most of the
population would like to come anytime in the restaurant that means there will be a requirement
of providing 24*7hours services (Groebner, et. al., 2010). For that double shift will be required
to be there in the Company. Management would also be required to focus on controlling its cost
of producing food as people will prefer to pay less and also with high quality then only there will
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Responses
Question 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
1 A D B B C A C A A A
2 B C A D D B C B B B
3 B C D A A B C A A C
4 A B C C D A A A A A
5 B B B C C C D D A C
6 A C D B A B C B A D
7 A B B A B B A A B B
8 A B B B A C C D D C
9 B B B A B B A B A B
10 A A B B B C C D C D
11 A A A B C C D C B B
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be chances of going ahead of the break-even point. Management would also be required to invest
in organizing some shows and cultural festival as it will attract a large audience to come in the
restaurant.
AC2.2
Mean 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5 5 2.5 5 2.5 2.5
Median 2 2 2 2 3 2.5 5 2.5 5 2.5 3
Mode 1 2 2 0 3 3 0 0 #N/A 2 3
Mean is deriving the average by summing up all the data and dividing it with the number
of data (Groebner, et. al., 2010). The above table is representing that the average mean of
respondent are mostly 2.5 which is also indicating that every question has a chance of average of
more than 20 people.
The mode is the repetition of the data or the value which is frequently occurring. The
mode can be calculated by using individual series, concrete and discrete series. The mode is
majorly found to be 3 which are also denoting that 30% of the people are around with the same
response.
Median can be said to be the mid value of the data or the middle most value of the data
and is derived by setting the data in ascending to descending order (Castro, et. al., 2010). As per
the above table, the median is mostly 2 or around 2 which means that most of the questions have
similar outcomes.
AC2.3
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