...Resource | Description | How each resource can be used by the Mayflower Theatre | Buildings and facilities | The location of where a business operates. Every business needs some form of building to work in. It can range from a small office in a web based company to a massive warehouse for a company like Wilton Bradley Ltd. | They have a grade 2 listed building in which the theatre is located. | Materials & Waste | The type of materials depends on what type of business it is. Some businesses choose to help the environment by only having recyclable materials (paper, energy etc.). Waste is what isn’t needed therefore removed from the area. | The materials used by the Mayflower Theatre are things like paper, electricity for lighting and computers etc. These are all used when tickets are bought, profit is counted and throughout the day when the theatre needs lighting. | Plant & Machinery | These are the items used for physical movement in businesses. Anything needed to be moved or removed would be done by a piece of machinery which could be of any size. | The Mayflower Theatre uses things like fork lift trucks to move larger equipment on and off of the stage. They also have electrical testing equipment which are used for safety reasons. | Equipment Including IT | The things used by every business come under the equipment category. Things like pens and computers are all equipment used by businesses. | Computers are in the Mayflower Theatre which are all used daily...
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...Physical resources: Buildings and facilities: some schools have one building where as others have more, this usually depends on how many pupils there are in school. The size of the school is determined by how many facilities and buildings it has. There are many subjects at school that need extra facilities such as labs for science or gym for physical education. Every school has a canteen and library as part of their facilities where as some schools also have other facilities such as swimming pool and Astro turph. Materials and waste: most of the schools waste comes from paper waste or food waste. Plant and Machinery: schools require equipment such as electrical drills, stoves and hand trolleys to carry out certain tasks around the school. Plant machinery is also found in schools that are required for some subjects such as power tools, drills, table saw, and cooking and maintenance equipment. Equipment (including ICT): although it is compulsory for all pupils to bring the right equipment to school, the school still has a supply of equipment such as pens, pencils, rulers, rubbers, felt tips, notebooks, calculators and compasses. Schools also have a number of computers allocated around different rooms for pupils to use during or outside lessons. Vehicles: schools busses pick up and drop off pupils that live in the attachment area of the school. There are also busses that take pupils to partner schools to attend some of their lessons. Schools usually have a mini bus to take...
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...Main physical and technological resources used by ASOS. Any business requires certain resources to operate efficiently and correctly, these resources fall into one of the two categories; Physical Resources and Technological Resources. Physical Resources: this includes; buildings and facilities, materials and waste, plant and machinery, equipment including ICT, planned maintenance and refurbishment, emergency provisions, insurance, and security. Technological Resources: this includes; intellectual property (e.g. designs, drawings, text, music, video), experience and skills, software licenses, and protection via patents and copyrights. Launched in 2002, ASOS is the UK’s number one online fashion store for women and men, it targets both genders aged 16-34 but has an older audience, too. There are over 9,000 products available, with 450 new fashion items added every week, including; women’s fashion, men’s wear, accessories, jewellery and beauty products. Every month, ASOS attracts around 3.3 million unique shoppers every month and has 1.8 million users with ASOS accounts. Physical Resources required: ASOS being an online-based fashion store would require a place where they can access their website to update or refurbish it. This is why they have a HQ located in the Greater London House. As well as stocking other brands such as ‘Chloe’ and ‘River Island’, they also stock their own brand, this means they need a warehouse, which they have. In 2008, their warehouse...
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...Role Of A Resource Manager The successful resource manager is someone with the ability to do a number of things well. Obviously, they need to have top-notch people skills and be able to effectively set and articulate performance goals and standards. They need to be able to evaluate individual performance against those goals and provide meaningful and constructive feedback to the people that they manage. They also need to be mindful of team dynamics (the strengths and weaknesses of the individuals in the team and how they interact with one another), resolving issues or conflicts and supporting team morale. The effective resource manager is also adept at managing a limited supply of resources against constantly changing demand. This requires a good view of what is coming up and creating short-, mid- and long-term resource plans: Long-Term Planning is taking a longer view of resource demand that is anticipated for six, eight, ten months out, or beyond. In the long-term plan, the resource manager is not planning an individual’s time against specific tasks, but rather looking at general roles, skills and/or the locations of resources needed against general categories of demand (ongoing operational work vs. strategic projects, etc) using forecasts based on historical data or trends. The long-term plan gives the resource manager the ability to anticipate resource needs and proactively plan for staff acquisition, training or other activities that typically have longer lead times...
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...Managing business resource is vital for any business if they are determined to do well. A business has two types of resources and by managing the business resource it can improve the performance of the business in many areas such as profit margins and market share. If Tesco use they staff in an appropriate manner and make use of all they skills and abilities then the business can gain high amount of output for instance high level of productivity, motivated and improve team working. The business can give the staff training to broaden the skills and abilities of the staff which will benefit the business has the staff will be multi-skilled and will be able to work in different areas so if there was a staff absent another staff can filled and do the job task required. If Tesco manages its building properly by using to its full capability and ability then the business will manage to decrease costs and by redeeming cost from the use of the building. For instance if the business has empty shelves in the building then the business will not be gaining any money from that space of the building and they are not using the equipment to its strength which means they are not recouping they cost. If Tesco manages its security properly then the business has the assurance of the stock and valuable in the business are safe and secure. This can be only done if the security cameras are checked regularly if they are working and if the alarms set on at the right time. If these are not checked then...
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...Task 1 M1 (building on P3 work) Explain how the management of human, physical and technological resources can improve the performance of a selected organisation In our earlier pass criteria 3 in assignment 1 we looked at the physical and technological resources required. 1. In a report or email, advise Peter Tong on how the human (staff), physical and technological resources will improve the productivity and performance of Computer Gadgets. Human Resources It is extremely significant and vital to have Management for the HR (human resources) department. As the management team are very crucial, it is highly needed for them to be able to find the correct method to their employees and be competent to administer and organise them in a professional manner. For the staff at Computer Gadgets to have the ability to achieve, complete and perform as efficiently as possible so that the manufacturing and the customer service quality is all increased, this would mean that the Human Resources would need to be very on point. Your business is able to manage and accomplish all of the human resources via many methods. The methods are as follows: - Assessments - Personal development planning - Training and - Motivation An exceptionally important element to consider in the Human Resources Department, is the fact that when it comes to taking on and hiring new staff members, they would need to be equipped with the correct skills and especially qualifications. The correct qualifications...
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...Insurance Insurance is a type of physical resource. Insurance is a resourec that protects businesses from losses due to any type of events that can occur during the normal course of business. There are many types of insurance within businesses. these include, insurance for a property damage, insurance for legal liability and insurance for employee-related risks. Some of these Insurance are used within Topshop. This is used within the business as it allows them to reduce the financial impact of risk to occur within the business. Having insurance within the company means that the business will not have to worry about the risk of having to pay a large amount of money to repair the business. It also allows them to claim money if any floods or earthquakes accrues. Security Security is a type of physical resource that is used within Topshop. Securities like camera are important within the business. This is due to the fact that it allows anyone who enters the business to feel safe and secure. it is also important as it allows the company to take control over the activites within the business. This type of security is used within Topshop to ensure that all employees feel safe when they are working within the organization as well as making sure there are no theft accruing within the business. Having this type of security also means that there is less risk of the business loosing a large amount of money. furthermore, security cameras are used within Topshop as it allows them...
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...Unit 2: Business Resources | Learner name | Assessor name | | Kanayo Isiekwena | Date issued | Hand in deadline | Submitted on | 12th October | 6th November 2015 | | Assignment Title | Assignment 3 – Know the purpose of managing physical and human resources | In this assessment you will have opportunities to provide evidence against the following criteria. Indicate the page numbers where the evidence can be found. | Criteria Reference | To achieve the criteria the evidence must show that the learner is able to: | Task No. | Evidence | P3 | Describe the main physical and technological resources required in the operation of a selected organisation | 1 | Report | M1 | Explain how the management of human, physical and technological resources can improve the performance of a selected organisation | 1 | Report | D1 | Evaluate how managing resources and controlling budget costs can improve the performance of a business | 2 | Report | Assignment Title | Assignment 3 – Know the purpose of managing physical and human resources | The purpose of this assignment is to know the importance of human, physical, technological resource for a selected organisation. | Scenario: Lambeth Council has asked that you produce a report evaluating of importance of human, physical and technological resource within Lambeth. | Task : Report Produce a report describing the physical and technological...
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...Business Resource P3 With Examples, you are to describe the main physical and technological resources required in the operation of your selected organisation. In this assignment I will describe the main physical and technological resources required in the operation of Tesco. Physical Resources Physical resources are resources that the business needs to maintain in order to carry out its activities. They mainly include things like facilities, buildings, machinery and more. These are resources that are available to a business’s organisations in form of buildings and other machineries needed for the day to day running of the organisation. Tesco have many physical resources such as their toilets, buildings, trolleys, CCTV’s. Toilets is a good resource to have within a good organization as it can attract more customers to not feel rushed into shopping because they need to go toilet they can shop at their own paste and use the toilet when they feel to. Another physical resource for Tesco is the car park so customers can park within Tesco’s car park and not have to worry about receiving a ticket, or checking their time to get back to the car before they get a ticket, this will also attract more customers to shop within Tesco. A recent physical resource that Tesco has brought in is the self-checkouts; this is good for customers that want to quick shop as Tesco can be quite busy on some days they don’t want to wait in the long queues so they can use the self-checkout which is...
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...Introduction P3: Describe the main physical and technological resources required in the operation of a selected organisation This report is going to describe the main physical and technological resources in Tesco plc. Tesco operations in the UK are the largest within the Group, with over 3000 stores and over 310,000 colleagues. Over 65% of Group sales and profits come from the UK business, where they are the market leader. The report describing physical and technological resources in Tesco plc will have different aspects that will be explained and how Tesco plc manages those aspects. Physical resources Description and examples of how these feature in Tesco plc (P3) How management of physical resources can help to improve the performance of the business (M1) Buildings and facilities Tesco plc operations in the UK are the largest within the Group, with over 3000 stores in the uk. Tesco plc has also expanded in different countries such as china with 124, Czech republic with 322, hungry with 213 stores, republic of Ireland with 137 stores, japan with 121 stores, etc. Building and facilities helps resources in a business by having expanding and refurbishment will help improve business appearance, for example Tesco plc said ?We are working ...read more. Middle for example there are insurances such as, customer insurance, employees insurance, vehicles insurance, etc. this suggest that these insurance will cover something?s that happens in Tesco plc?s stores Managing insurances...
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...ahead of the cyber criminals who want to steal, alter and destroy your data. You can’t stay in one place for very long, because hackers are always improving their methods and trying harder and using increasing creativity each day to breach your network and access all the assets it contains. Now we always have to keep in mind that in many cases the attacks aren’t even related to a network breach, since the most destructive attacks are carried out by insiders who are authorized to connect to your network. A first good step to improving your network security is to look at the physical side of it and improve it. If an attacker takes physical control of a computer in the network then they can use a number of tools to access information that is on the hard drive or moving to and from the computer . This is why physical security must be a primary concern before thinking of other security methods. Some of the physical security you can focus on is cards or biometric access controls to the rooms were computers are located. Also video surveillance of the entrances and exits of rooms where assets are located is very important. Logging...
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...Physical Resources Physical resources are resources that are available to a business organization in the form of buildings and other tangible machineries needed for day-to-day operation. Tesco has many physical resources it uses daily. One of the main physical resources is the building itself. The building is required for success of the business for obvious reasons. It is needed so the customers can actually access and buy from the business. Without the main building, the business would be a disaster as it will not be suitable for shoppers especially in cold or rainy weather which is the normal weather in England. Another physical resource Tesco has is the shelves which display the product for customers to buy. It is necessary for Tesco to have their products displayed neatly and tidy for customers to be able access the product easily. Without anything for the products to be held in a high position, the products will be scattered everywhere on the floor making shopping and sorting out the products difficult. Technological Resources Technological resources are resources that are usually intangible such as software, music or text. They too are owned by the business and have to be managed. One of the main technological resources that Tesco has is the software they use at the tills. This software will calculate all the sales made and how much is made. By having this technology, time is saved as there wont be people counting the money themselves where there will be more chance...
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...You, ____________________________, are invited to participate in a pilot program to investigate the effectiveness of an exercise and recreational sport program in improving activities of daily living, physical and cognitive function in members of the Alzheimer's Resource Center of Connecticut. You are being asked to participate because you currently attend Chapter 126 Sports & Fitness weekly with the Alzheimer's Resource Center. Alzheimer's disease is an important public health concern because of the growing elderly population in the United States. Exercise has been shown to have beneficial effects on cognitive abilities, like memory and decision-making skills, as well as physical function for activities of daily living. Therefore the purpose of this pilot program is to assess whether a group...
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...P1: describe the skills required of an event organiser Time management is a skill you would need while you are organising an event. It is a way of splitting your time between the tasks you need to do. As a class we used time management throughout the whole time of the event organisation. We used skills such as deadlines and schedules so we had to be award of the amount of time we spend on each task as a group. Communication skills are a very important way to communicate within a group. Within our group we have done many meetings in a classroom a total of 10. In these meetings we spoke about how far everyone has got on their task they were given, because all tasks were broken up into groups. Problem solving is important because it is very likely for anything to go wrong so we will need a solution or a back up plan. For example while we were doing the assemblies we had a problem of the video not playing in both halls at the same time. That’s why on the Friday 8th February 2013 we made sure we had another video for the year 11. Negotiating is any activity that influences another person. We as a group had to negotiate with Mrs Jarvis to give us prices on printing, and how much we needed to print for the event. For instance we had a variety of prices for the posters, such as different types of paper and different quality of colour printing. Recourse management is the way you use recourses such as financial, human skills, production, IT etc. It is important to balance...
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...main physical and technological re-sources required in the operation of your selected organisation. In this assignment I am going to be describing the main physical and technological resources required in the operation of Next clothing. Next is a British multinational clothing, footwear and home products retailer headquartered in Enderby, Leicestershire. It has around 700 stores, of which 597 are in the United Kingdom and Ireland, and around 200 are in continental Europe, Asia and the Middle East. Physical resources are resources that are available to a business in the form of buildings and other machineries needed for the day to day running of the organisation. Physical resources are the resources that are made by man through his abilities and skill. The buildings, technology, and many more products that are made by man is an example of physical resources. Buildings and Facilities All businesses need premises in which they work on, this can range from a living room to a supermarket. For some businesses the appearance of the business is vital as this is what attracts customers to the business but for other businesses for example, the Virgin Media head offices do not need to look aesthetically pleasing as customers do not go there. In the same way Next have warehouses to keep their stock in which do not need to look appealing as this will not be seen or used by their customers. On the other hand they sell their products in their stores and so without this physical resource...
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