Impact of New Technology and Innovation on Organisational Work Culture of Sainsbury

This research study explores the impact of new technology and innovation on the work culture of Sainsbury. It discusses workplace innovation, digitalisation, data collection, and analysis. The study identifies challenges and suggests strategies to solve problems associated with the implementation of new technologies at the workplace.

Assignment 2: Research Methodology

TABLE OF CONTENTS
 INTRODUCTION
 MAIN BODY
 Literature Review
 Research methodology
 Data collection and data analysis
 CONCLUSION
 REFERENCES

INTRODUCTION
 Digitalisation is the incorporation of digital technologies into business process.
 Workplace innovation and implementation of new technologies at workplace can make retailers beneficial to
the great extent.
 Some advantages that retailers can take by bringing innovation and implementing technologies include:
becoming the market leader, taking competitive advantages, improving image and increasing staff as well as
customers’ retention rate.
 Both of these can improve overall organisational culture and structure by improving performance and
productivity of employees.

Aim and Objectives
Aim: A research study of the impact of new technology and innovation on organisational work culture of Sainsbury.
Objectives
 To discuss the concept of workplace innovation and digitalisation.
 To discuss impacts of workplace innovation and new technologies on work culture.
 To identify challenges, associated with implementation of new technology and workplace innovation within
organisations.
 To suggest strategies to solve problems, associated with implementation of new technologies at workplace.
Research questions
 What is the concept of workplace innovation and digitalisation?
 How can Sainsbury’s make itself beneficial by implementing new technologies and making workplace innovative?
 Which problems might occur while implementation of technologies and bringing innovation within organisations?
 What should Sainsbury’s do for removing barriers that are associated with implementation of new technologies at
workplace.

LITERATURE REVIEW
Meaning of workplace innovation and digitalisation
 Kim and et.al., (2022) stated that innovation and creativity are interrelated with each other as innovation is
all about using creativity for increasing performance of process and organisation. Whereas, creativity is a
process or creating something new or unique. When employees develop new idea then it leads innovation
at workplace.
 Antikainen, Uusitalo and Kivikytö-Reponen, (2018) stated in regard to new technology and digitalisation
that using technologies at workplace to change business model and performing functions can be known as
digital workplace.

RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
 Research type: As per the form of data collection, research type is being categorised into 2 parts such as:
qualitative and quantitative.
 Qualitative research type is the one in which scholars collect research topic related information in feelings and
theoretical form.
 Quantitative is the one in which data are being collected in statistical as well as in numbers form.
 Researchers can take better decision by collecting data in non-numerical form and it is the reason as for this
study, scholar will conduct qualitative research.
 Scholars can identify the main research problem and can obtain specific information with qualitative research.

CONT.
 Data collection: Data collection is a process that is being followed by
researcher to gather relevant information. primary and secondary are 2
types of data collection.
 In primary data collection, researcher collects first hand data that is
never being used before.
 In secondary data collection, researcher collects second hand data by
accessing sources like articles and database.
 When researcher collects data from an existing research that is published
on internet, are known as secondary data collection.
 For this study, scholar will collect primary data because of preventing
themselves from plagiarism as well as collecting reliable information.

DATA COLLECTION AND ANALYSIS
 Data collection method: As it is discussed that researcher will collect
primary or first-hand data for making research study reliable.
 For secondary data, researcher can use online library, articles, access
PubMed, Database and others.
 As it is primary data and qualitative research, so researcher will conduct
questionnaire and by asking questions from 30 employees of Sainsbury’s,
reliable information will be gathered.

Conclusion
 It has been summarised from the above presentation that innovation at workplace and making workplace
digital is vital nowadays as it improve workplace culture.
 It has shown different strategies by which retailers can decrease all challenges that occur while
implementation of new technologies and making workplace innovative.
 Rewarding employees, team working are some strategies that can be useful. This presentation has shown
effectiveness of qualitative research type and ways in which non-numerical data enable researchers in
improving decision making process.

REFERENCES
 Antikainen, M., Uusitalo, T. and Kivikytö-Reponen, P., 2018. Digitalisation as an enabler of circular
economy. Procedia Cirp. 73. pp.45-49.
 Belotto, M.J., 2018. Data analysis methods for qualitative research: Managing the challenges of
coding, interrater reliability, and thematic analysis. Qualitative Report. 23(11).
 Ifenthaler, D. ed., 2018. Digital workplace learning: Bridging formal and informal learning with digital
technologies. Springer.
 Jacob, O.N., 2021. Data Collection and Distribution in Nigerian Higher Institutions: Problems and
Way Forward. Middle European Scientific Bulletin. 11.
 Kim, M. and et.al., 2022. Workplace Innovation with Baby Boomers: The Role of Job Crafting for
Performance and Well-Being. In Strategic Innovation (pp. 7-19). Springer, Cham.