Business Communication at Tesco: Methods, Objectives & Analysis

This report delves into the business communication methods employed by Tesco, a prominent retail sector company, to achieve its organizational goals and objectives. It highlights the importance of effective communication in obtaining accurate market information for Tesco. The report specifically examines Tesco's mission statement, goals, and objectives, including maximizing sales and profits, decreasing prices, introducing healthy eating products, developing an online shopping site, and providing local community jobs. Furthermore, it identifies various sources for presenting information, such as written documents, verbal presentations, and PowerPoint. The report references academic sources to support its analysis of business communication practices.

Business Communication

Content
 Introduction
 Business information through different methods
 References

Introduction
Business communication is one of the important thing in organisation, it
provides assistance to get best information so that they can achieve their
goals and objective. Tesco is the retail sector company so it is required
for them to have correct information about the market.

P3 Business information through
different methods
Mission statement
Tesco's mission statement proclaims the company wants to be lauded
by its customers as the premier drilling services company. To this end,
Tesco plans to expand and develop its products and services. The
company strives to create a successful, positive, healthy and safe
environment free of accidents and harmful emissions

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Goals and Objective
 To maximise sales and with doing so increase their profits.
 To decrease their prices.
 To introduce more healthy eating products into the wide range of
groceries they supply.
 To develop a large Internet shopping site.
 To provide jobs to their local community.

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Different sources to present information as:
 Written document
 Verbal presentation
 Power point

References
Ainsworth, J., 2013. Business languages for intercultural and
international business communication: A Canadian case study.
Business Communication Quarterly. 76(1). pp.28-50.
Alshare, K. A., Lane, P. L. and Miller, D., 2011. Business
communication skills in Information Systems (IS) curricula:
Perspectives of IS educators and students. Journal of Education
for Business. 86(3). pp.186-194.
Conrad, D. and Newberry, R., 2012. Identification and instruction of
important business communication skills for graduate business
education. Journal of Education for Business. 87(2). pp.112-120.