This report provides a comprehensive analysis of the environmental impacts on McDonald's operations and operational strategy. It begins with an introduction to the significance of environmental factors on business decisions, using McDonald's as a case study. The main body explores the roles and responsibilities of operational managers, core operational activities, and their interrelation to add value. It examines the impact of current business environment trends, such as technology, ethics, and global relationships, on operations. The report delves into specific external and internal factors influencing the organization, including supply chain management, product design, and customer support. Furthermore, it assesses the implications of these factors on long-term strategic goals and how operations management can support these goals. The report concludes with a summary of key findings and implications for McDonald's operational strategy. It is a valuable resource for students seeking to understand business development and operational management.