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Decision Analytics
Decision Making Methodologies for Sainsbury
Introduction
Business organizations are facing different decision-
making challenges that are:
Target new market
Launching of new services & products
1. Kartik Rajnikant He is working as a group leader in this research project work & preparing a team
Pankhaniya project plan with all the members of the research project team.
1. Romana Parveen He is collecting the information regarding the decision-making tools and team
dynamics theories with the help of different literature reviews.
1. Akashkumar He is gathering the details regarding best decision-making tools and techniques for
Kamleshkumar Patel team.
1. Teja Ranga He is analyzing all the gathered information and recommending the best decision-
making methodologies for Sainsbury business organization.
Sainsbury Company’s Information
Sainsbury is situated in Holborn
Circus city, London.
Lunching new homemade food
products
Targeting new generation and old
aged members
Sainsbury is facing different decision-
making challenges that are:
Target new market
Launching of new services & products
Collection of Data
To identify the seriousness of company’s challenges,
primary & secondary methods have utilized to collect
the data such as
Data Analytics' Use
(Decision Making Methodologies)
The different decision making
methodologies are identified to
analyst the collected information
such as:
SWOT analysis
Conjoint analysis
Brainstorming analysis
These methodologies will helpful
for a company to deal with the
company’s challenges.
SWOT Analysis Methodology
SWOT analysis is helpful to the company’s situations
that can affect the company’s strategy.
SWOT analysis breaks the company’s situations into 4
distinct sections i.e.
Strength
Weaknesses
Opportunities
Threats
This section will help to eliminate the company’s
challenges and prepare the business plan.
Conjoint Analysis Methodology
Conjoint analysis is a statistical
marketing analysis methodology.
It helps to gather the needs of
customers.
It helps business organization to
put a value on each feature of the
company’s products
They can analysis collected data of
the survey by using it.
Brainstorming Analysis Methodology
Brainstorming is a group
decision making methodology.
It is utilized to increase the new
solution’s range.
It is helpful to analysis gathered
information in a proper manner.
New suggestions can be
evaluated by using this analysis.
Interpretation & Discussion of selected
data
The identified decision making methodologies can utilize to
resolve the Sainsbury’s issues and challenges in such a manner:
First, identify customer’s expectations by using conjoint analysis.
Then, identify the company’s strengths, weaknesses, threats, &
opportunities on the basis company’s processes and customer
expectations.
For that purpose, utilize a SWOT analysis
In last, analysis all the collected information and do discussion to
find the best solutions
Then, the final best solutions by polling in brainstorming
analysis.
Conclusion & Recommendations
Decision making methodologies play a significant role
in the business organization.
A business organization can easily resolve their
challenges in a very easy manner.
Recommendations
Sainsbury can utilize different decision making
methodologies to resolve the company’s issues such as:
SWOT analysis
Conjoint analysis
Brainstorming analysis
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