Report on Tesco's PLC
The organisation in which I have decided to produce a written report
on is Tesco's PLC as they are proving to be the most dominating
organisation within the supermarket market despite Wal-Mart taking
over Safeway’s. Tesco's as an organisation is classed as the leading
supermarket within Britain, it is also the national leader within the
food sector. It is now a global organisation as tesco stores are
available in countries such as Ireland, Asia and Central Europe. The
largest Tesco store is situated in Newcastle. In 1997 Tesco's opened
their first Tesco's Extra store which has been running successfully
for the past eight years.
Tesco is a leading European based retailer with retail outlets in the
UK, Ireland, France, Central Europe and Asia. They have over 900
stores world-wide and serve over 14 million customers per week in the
UK alone. Tesco's offer food, non food and additional services for
consumers including banking and home shopping.
Tesco's responsibilities lay both internally and externally, by
internal responsibilities Tescos ensure that they look after their
employees and as to how the business is ran, and by external
responsibilities Tescos must ensure that they manage their other
branches within UK and the other countries in which they have
targeted.
Tesco's have stated that their strategies focus upon four main areas
which are Strong UK Core business, Non- Food markets, Tesco's are
currently expanding upon this by opening non food stores within the UK
to target a wider range of customers and diversifying their current
market from just food products, Retailing Services and International...
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...will aid them to make more sales. The environmental
factors which are holding Tesco's back is the decrease in oil which
has resulted in an increase in the price which is an issue which has
affected all businesses and can not be prevented.
Tesco's success over the past years has been a result of using
innovative methods such as expanding overseas, shifting to 'higher
margin' non-food merchandise and maintaining a strong UK core
business. Tesco's success from the UK has accumulated from low prices,
maintaining customer loyalty, offering customers a wider range of
stores and expanding into retailing services, such as banking and
insurance, internet, mobile phones and online shopping facilities.
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Tesco and Asda are the price-cutters and they are the ones who have
grown their businesses during the past five years
Tesco is a UK based Supermarket Company which was founded in 1919 by Jack Cohen, since then it has grown to become a multinational company which specialises in a lot more than just groceries, this has improved the overall profit of the company. The overall employees recorded at the end of 2015 was 476,000+, this shows that is a source of employment for nearly half a million people in the UK. The supermarkets are no longer just in the UK they also have shops based in Malaysia, India and Poland, this presents that they are increasing the size of business to a multinational company and is also a good source of jobs for people in poorer countries. In the world over 75million people travels
Tesco also has various and wide range of products and that is to meet customers’ needs of whatever customers intend to buy, nearly whatever customer intends to buy would find it underneath one ceiling (at Tesco). On the top of selling groceries Tesco sells others products such as, books, CDs, DVDs to buy, DVDs to rent, games, flowers, electronics, cosmetics, etc.
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In addition, there is a moderate presence of organizational capability. In the intangible section, Tesco Corporation has a strong presence in human, innovative, and reputation resources. Furthermore, Tesco has a valuable strong capabilities. The core competencies are key to a company’s sustainability. Tesco has a presence of a high level of capabilities. They are high in areas of design, technology, training, and research and development. In addition, Tesco has a superior presence in the area of manufacturing.
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Customer demands are changing, and include the demand for a higher level of CSR, greater responsiveness to customer feedback, accessibility to sustainable goods, and organic foods and more. ASDA is more aware and responsive to these because of their active CSR campaign, and social media presence (ASDA Sustainability; 2016; Penderous, 2013). However, TESCO has an online shopping platform, clubcard services, and social media presence, all of which are +supporting social interaction with consumers and ongoing loyalty, largely built on a perceived social relationship (Molloy, 2016; Drennan, 2012).
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