P1 Explain the Different Types of Business Information Their Sources and Purpose

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Business Communication assignment 1 task 1 part A p1 explain the different types of business information their sources and purpose In this assignment I will be explaining about business communication, with the different kinds of information used and produced by organisations. Organisations such as Tesco have their own purpose such as awareness of activities, these are known as internal activities, also stakeholders expansion is contained by the organisation. Out of the four organisations, Tesco, Morrison’s ,Thorpe park and ford I will be picking Tesco and talking about the types of information that they create and use. Also the reasons why Tesco produce the information and where this information comes from. I will be looking at all of the features to get an entire observation on the business communication used and the reasons why. There are multiple types of information that Tesco uses on of these is verbal information. Verbal information is face to face information used to communicate with people using verbal means, Tesco uses this to communicate with customers taking in likes and dislikes of the customer to see how they can improve their service. Another type of information that Tesco uses is on screen information this is information viewed through media and is useful as it allows customers to see new products being sold this form of information usually includes graphics, text, animation, audio and video. Graphics are important to an organisation such as Tesco as it allows comparison to other competitors such as Asda or Morrison’s to show which organisation is the superior. A third form of information Tesco use is called web based information this is information viewed through a website or other online source the reason this was created and used is that it allows customers to view products from anywhere including abroad Tesco uses their own

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