Business Decision Making: Food For Friends' Expansion Plan in London

This project focuses on the business decision-making process for Food For Friends, a company planning to open a new restaurant chain in London. The assignment emphasizes the importance of data collection and analysis for informed decision-making. It explores various data sources and utilizes graphical representations to illustrate key findings related to product and service quality, staff behavior, and customer satisfaction. The analysis aims to provide insights that support effective decision-making for the expansion plan. The project also includes references to relevant academic sources supporting the concepts discussed. The project covers the application of decision-making concepts within a real-world business scenario, highlighting the significance of data-driven insights.

Business Decision Making

Covered Content
 Introduction
 Graphical representation
 References

Introduction
 This project is based on business decision making of Food For
Friends whom want to open another chain of restaurant in
London.
 This project will going to include about various sources of data
collection so that a better and appropriate understanding could
take place.
 It is also essential to analyze the data properly by utilizing
suitable technique.

Graphical presentation
 All graphs are helpful in decision dissemination so that beneficial
gain could be opt.
 This will result in drawing out beneficial attribute which further
assist in gaining and taking appropriate judgement.

Theme 1: Quality of products and services used to deliver
by company
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Theme 2: Staff behavior of FFF
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Theme 4: Satisfaction level of various individuals
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References
 Aharoni, Y., 2015. The foreign investment decision process.
In International Business Strategy (pp. 24-34). Routledge.
 Baker, A. J., 2018. Business decision making. Routledge.
 Dahl, R. A., 2017. Decision-making in a democracy: The
Supreme Court as a national policy-maker. In
Constitutionalism and Democracy (pp. 137-154). Routledge.

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