University of Surrey (UNIS) • Business management

An in-depth look at how business handle decision making when it comes to short and long term opportunities, as well as how factors can influence consumers decision on whether or not to purchase a production. Further in the summary notes, looks at how the different stages of a business may go through economies of scale, to constant return to scale and finally diseconomies of scales.

Summary notes of Double Entry Bookkeeping for Financial Accounting. In this document I cover the foundations of bookkeeping, looking specifically at one of the most important techniques in bookkeeping which is Double Entry. The document will teach you how to actually complete Double Entry Bookkeeping as well as explaining what different aspects of it means. For example, it goes into detail about Debit (DR) and Credit(CR) and how to apply those to your bookkeeping. To finish off the document I ha...

Summary notes looking at the importance of location for businesses, in particular retail businesses, and what factors may influence the location decisions. In addition, it looks at the 4 main different possible layouts for customer or material processing. These are: Fixed Position Layout, Functional or Process Layout, Cell Layout and Product Layout. We look at what these all mean and the key advantages and disadvantages of both while giving examples along the way. To finish off the document, I h...

Business Management Operations Management summary notes on 'Winning Customers and Competing Effectively'. It covers a wide range of topics that include 'The Servuction Model', 'Order Winners and Order Qualifiers'.

Business Management Business Economics summary notes specifically looking at the demand & supply of products and services in the market, and how the market deals with excess demand or shortages of supply through price flooring and price ceilings.

Summary notes of Business Management Operations Management for Undergraduate students looking for support on this module.

Achieved a first class (72%) in this module for critically examining the marketing strategy of a Amazon. The purpose of the assignment was to look at marketing strategy from a strategic perspective and to examine in depth one aspect of the organisations marketing strategy. I chose relationship marketing because there was a lot of data in the annual report that proves it is key in maintaining a competitive advantage.

This is a first-class essay that provides an evaluation of Facebook's current human resources management practices and analyses its issues using HRM's frameworks and theories. It then provides recommendations on how the company can improve its practices in order to ensure that its workforce remains happy and satisfied.

provides an insight into a wide range of leadership practices in the extant literature, covering from the fundamental notions of leadership frameworks/concepts to contemporary views of leadership practices. Offers a good number of theories and practices (including adopted real case studies in organisations) to allow students to understand how important the leadership style can make an impact to individual wellbeing as well as organisational performance.

This document contains all lecture notes summarised with in-depth notes from the module book chapters. These notes helped me to get 80% in the exam - if you read them, you are ready! There's no need to buy an expensive module book as these notes are based on the textbook AND the lecture notes. Simply - everything you need for an exam is in this document.