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    I will be looking at the Tesco Plc Annual Report and Financial Statements 2014 in this week’s learning journal since it is the company I chose in my week 1. Before I delve into discussing whether I think they use accrual-based account or cash-based accounting I will like to define the terms. Accrual basis accounting simply means the process of recording revenue and expenses as they take place even though there has not been an exchange of cash, while, cash basis accounting as the name typifies is…

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    Currently, Tesco is the number one dealer of the UK due to the contribution of its workforce or human capital. Its annual revenue is two billion pounds even in crises; it never went down its track. ‘Every Little Helps’ is a slogan of Tesco’s and also covers the personnel. This is because of the focus of SHRM system on the individual development. Workers feel respected so they make a sense of superiority as well as belonging in the Tesco organization and it reduce the staff…

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    sources of information and how they are related to business etc. Tesco. Applying to business, it is important to use information to achieve the purposes of Tesco and also to guarantee successful activities. As it is mentioned above there are two type of information verbal and written which has strongly playing part in Tesco’s communication activities. Written information is accessing personal, evidence and important information for Tesco and other participates as the verbal information is…

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    Sainsbury's Financial Ratios

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    Financial Report Ratio Analysis Selected Companies: Tesco plc. & Sainsbury plc. Country: United Kingdom Table of Contents 1 Introduction 2 2 Analysis of Financial Performance of the Two Companies 4 2.1 Profitability 5 2.1.1 Gross Profit margin 5 2.1.2 Operating Profit margin 5 2.1.3 Net Profit margin 5 2.2 Liquidity 5 2.2.1 Current ratio 5 2.2.2 Quick/Acid test ratio 6 2.3 Efficiency 6 2.3.1 Asset Turnover 6 2.3.2 Receivables Collection Period 6 2.3.3 Payables Payment Period 6 2.3.4…

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    take a time. Same as Sir Terry Leahy, Tesco chief, who also think that profit and environment can go together even though many businessmen and politicians do not think so. They said “You cannot make profit and go green” (The Guardian, 2008). There are hidden advantages from the go green campaign moreover than saving the world. Sir Terry Leahy said if they are acting the campaign now, every dollar they spend can save about 5 to 20 times in the future. Tesco could reduce its carbon emission taxes…

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    Effective Recruitment and selection. P1 Tesco is a public limited company which means that its securities are traded on a stock exchange and also can be bought / sold by any individual. A public limited company is required by law to share their true financial position so that people wanting to invest know the true worth of its shares. An advantage of Tesco being a public limited company is that Tesco can raise large sums of money as there is no limit to how many shareholders a public limited…

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    comparison with Tesco, Morrison has a higher value; which suggests that the firm is using their assets more productively than Tesco to generate sales revenue. This is also reflected in Morrison’s lower trade payables rate and inventory turnover period. Morrison’s value is not too high to suggest overtrading on their assets (Atrill and McLaney, 2011). This ratio helps ordinary shareholders and banks monitor the efficiency in the use of their funds. Overall, it can be shown that Tesco generates…

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    efficiency. Thus, in this way, the financial control was not visible enough. Basically, the organisation is preferable for more business, which has same number of staff because of Infor SunSystems iPOS. This counted as good news for company with the client Tesco and other vendors. Another model is TAM, which is amongst the best information system that models how end-users accept and use the technology. As the model suggests that the acceptability of info system is consisted of two prime…

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    Market Penetration

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    example, looking at a local business called ‘Silverseal Glass and Glazing’ has generally the same marketing strategy as a huge business like Tesco, the marketing strategy involves analyzing the market, determining which product to offer, and the exact range of the customers that this will suit. Generally speaking all companies follow this strategy to succeed. Market leadership is when a business of the largest market share gets given goods and services, market share is generally measured by…

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    These are Tesco Extra, Tesco Hypermarket, Tesco Metro, Tesco Express, Tesco One shop, Tesco Home plus. Tesco Extra is an outlet typically beyond the town hypermarkets. Tesco Hypermarket is a superstore providing a large retail facility, with an extensive variety of merchandises in one place. Tesco Metro is actually situated on high streets the small town, approximately 12000 square feet. Tesco express is a regional accessibility store. Tesco One Shop is one of the smallest stores and Tesco Home…

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