Sainsbury's Influence: A Japanese Case Study in Business Development

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Managing a Successful Business
Project
“Impact of the Sainsbury
Company on the societal,
environmental and political
factors of Japan”

Table of contents
• Slide 3: Introduction
• Slide 4: LO1: Establish project aims,
objectives and timeframes based on the
chosen theme
• Slide 11: Conclusion
• Slide 12: Reference List

Introduction
• The purpose of the study is to discuss the
impact of the Sainsbury Company on the
societal, environmental and political factors of
Japan.
• The Sainsbury Company is biggest and
wealthiest company in UK (Jones et al., 2016).

LO1: Establish project aims, objectives and
timeframes based on the chosen theme
• Introduction
• The particular section shall enumerate the requirements that are necessary to
implement the desired research upon the provided topic.
• Title: The impact of Sainsbury upon the economic, environmental and social
factors of Japan
Aim
• The aim of the study is to determine the impact of Sainsbury on the social,
economic and environmental factors of the host country, Japan
Objectives
• To analyse the impact of Sainsbury upon the economic factors of Japan
• To assess the influence of the retail company on the social factors of the host
country
• To evaluate the effect of the company o the environmental factors of the
country.

Contt..
• Scope
Included Scope
• The information gathered by the primary research will be
engaged in the specific project.
Excluded Scope
• The information, which is gathered by the secondary research,
will be ignored in this research project.
Organisational Structure
• There are three organisational structures, which include
“matrix organisational structure”, “Functional Organisational
Structure’, “Divisional Structure”.

Contt..
• Resources, Cost and Time
Activities Expenses
Questionnaires
development
80
Collecting and
analysing
information
100
Human Resource 170
Use of technology 75
Extra expenditure 140
Total Total (£) =565
Activities Expenses
• Quality
The quality of the
research can be
increased by
gathering data that
are more authentic
or information.
• Moreover, the
information must
be reliable
according to the
impact of the
company.

Contt..
• Communication Matrix
What Why Who When How
The aims of
the project
To fulfil the
goals of the
project
The owner of
the Sainsbury
In the first
stage of the
project
By Direct
meeting with
the owner
To choose
appropriate
methodologie
s
To conduct
the “small
scale
research”
The members
of the team of
the specific
project
After having
reviewed all
the journals
and literature
By informal
meeting,
through mails
Gathering all
the
information
To include all
the relevant
and reliable
information,
which can
help the
research to
be successful
The members
of the team of
the specific
project
After
choosing
methodologie
s
Though e-
mails

Contt..
• Risk Register and Control Techniques
Serial
number
Different
types of risk
Probabilities Impact
1. Any
accidental
incident
Low Medium
2. Insufficient
financial
resources
Medium High
3. Irrelevant
information
Medium High
Serial
number
Different
types of risk
Probabilities Impact
1. Any
accidental
incident
Low Medium

Contt..
• Work Breakdown Structure
Activities Start Date Duration End Date
Establishing the
aim of the project 17.4.19 4 21.4.19
Building the
appropriate aim
and objectives 21.4.19 3 24.4.19
Literature
Review 24.4.19 7 1.5.19
Selecting the
right
methodology 1.5.19 3 4.5.19
Carrying the
entire survey 4.5.19 17 21.5.19
Data analysis 21.5.19 6 27.5.19
giving the
appropriate
recommendation 27.5.19 2 29.5.19

Contt..
• Gantt Chart
Establishiong the aim of the project
Building the approapriate aim and objectives
Literature Review
Selecting the right methology
Carrying the entire survey
data nalysis
giving the aprropriate recommendation
the final submission
17.4.19 22.4.19 27.4.19 2.5.19 7.5.19 12.5.19 17.5.19 22.5.19 27.5.19 1.6.19 6.6.19

Conclusion
• The overall implementation of project
management plan depicts that it is safe to
carry out the research based on the
cumulative objectives developed for the same.
• Thus, it can be concluded that high quality of
project implementation is necessary for
conducting the entire research effectively.

Reference List
• Winnubst, J., 2017. Organizational structure, social
support, and burnout. In Professional burnout (pp. 151-
162). Routledge.
• Dabholkar, P.A., 2015. How to improve perceived service
quality by increasing customer participation.
In Proceedings of the 1990 academy of marketing science
(AMS) annual conference (pp. 483-487). Springer, Cham.
• Jones, P., Comfort, D. and Hillier, D., 2016. Materiality in
corporate sustainability reporting within UK
retailing. Journal of Public Affairs, 16(1), pp.81-90.