Blackfriars Restaurant: Business Decision Making - HND Level 5

This report focuses on the business decision-making process for Blackfriars Restaurant, which is considering business expansion. It includes findings based on collected data, highlighting the importance of diverse opinions and responses for promoting effective business operations. The report uses data related to customer visits, unique food propositions, and staff behavior to inform decision-making. Key findings are presented with supporting data, such as customer visit frequency and opinions on the restaurant's unique food offerings. Ultimately, the project aims to provide insights that will assist management in making suitable judgments to facilitate the restaurant's expansion plans. Desklib provides access to this and similar assignments for students.

TASK 2
Business Decision
Making

Content
 Introduction
 Fidings on the basis of report
 References

Introduction
 Decision makingis not a easy process in a business as it i
ncludes diverse number of activities.
 Business Decision making need to include various opinio
n and responses so that better and appropriaet working g
et promoted.
 Although, success comes up in a business with assistence
of right judgement.
 This project is for Blackfriars Restaurent whom want to
expand their business and for this a report get frame.

Fidings on the basis of report
 By computing this project, all essential findings get
evaluated on which management need to operate their
work.
 By applying them into an association properly, suitable
judgement will lead to carried down.

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Visit of customers:
75
20
5
More than 2 times
less than 2 times
none

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Unique Food preposition
85
15
Yes
No

Trend line
Behaviour of staff members
1 2
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
38
42

References
 Nielsen, B. B. and Nielsen, S., 2011. The
role of top management team internationa
l orientation in international strategic deci
sion-making: The choice of foreign entry
mode. Journal of World Business. 46(2).
pp.185-193.
 Provis, C., 2010. Virtuous decision makin
g for business ethics. Journal of Business
Ethics. 91. pp.3-16.