Business Decision Making Task 3.3.

Business Decision Making
Task 3.3

Covered content
• Introduction
• Objective
• Research methodology
• Data interpretation
• Conclusion
• References

Introduction
To improve decision making power manger of organisation
is need to collect the information from the market and
respondents. It provides the opportunity to draw important
conclusions which contributes in attaining sustainability in
their operations.

Objective
• Check the viability of their move of expansion of new
branch in London
• To satisfy the different requirements of customers
through identification of their preferences

Research Methodology
 80 respondents are select from total population through
application of the method of random sampling
 Application of the different statistical methods to interpret
information.
 Questionnaire is prepared which contains different research
questions.

Data Interpretation
Q1. Opening of another branch of
restaurant in London is viable for
Balti palace?
Frequency
Yes 65
No 15

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Yes No
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70 65
15
Column B

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Q2. Does expansion plan of Balti
palace help in attraction of large
number of customers?
Frequency
Yes 45
No 20
Cant say 15

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45
20
15
Yes
No
Cant say

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Q3. Do you satisfied with the
prices charged by the
management of Balti palace?
Frequency
Highly satisfied 25
Satisfactory 35
Dissatisfied 20

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25
35
20
Highly satisfied
Satisfactory
Dissatisfied

Trend line
Year Sales Net Profit
2017 6225 2210
2018 7150 2560
2019 8240 2950
2020 9110 3100

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1 2 3 4
0
1000
2000
3000
4000
5000
6000
7000
8000
9000
10000
2017 2018 2019 2020
6225
7150
8240
9110
2210 2560 2950 3100
Column A
Linear (Column A)
Column B
Linear (Column B)
Column C
Linear (Column C)

Conclusion
It has been concluded from the above report that, research is
important for the management of Balti palace to improve
their decision-making. It provides the opportunity to
attain the views of respondents regarding their expansion
of new branch in London.

References
Cosgrove, W. J. and Rijsberman, F. R., 2014. World water
vision: making water everybody's business. Routledge.
Kacprzyk, J. and Fedrizzi, M. eds., 2012. Multiperson
decision making models using fuzzy sets and possibility
theory (Vol. 18). Springer Science & Business Media.

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