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Lady Diana Spencer and the UK Media – RoyalCustomEssays

Lady Diana Spencer and the UK Media

Art (Fine arts, Performing arts)
September 10, 2018
Educational policy borrowing in the UK and the PISA exam
September 10, 2018

Lady Diana Spencer and the UK Media

The post is of two assignments

1:Lady Diana Spencer

How Lady Diana was perceived during her reign trough the media in UK only?

1. Literature review
2.methodology
3.Findings
4. Analysis
5.conclusion

2:British Sugar : discuss the importance of sustainable procurement for organizations in gaining competitive advantage.

Order Description

Procurement analysis / essay required on British Sugar company, please ensure references are UK based.
Please fully read the specification below. please ensure referencing especially journals used are included

Your task
Using the case of the company ‘British Sugar’ select2 2 relevant published UK journal articles and 2 secondary (UK) sources such as company reports, the trade and the business press, relating to procurement discuss the importance of sustainable procurement for organizations in gaining competitive advantage.
You should provide a literary review within the essay and strive for a good balance of a review of relevant literature and analysis of the companies procurement .
possible source selections are
• prominent recent problems in the supply chain related to sustainable purchasing,
• sustainability credentials,

Background to this task :
Supply chains in many industries are increasingly fragmented and dispersed across international borders and large distances. For example, most consumer products in Europe are obtained from foreign manufacturers while international toy manufacturers often sell products which do not come from their own factories. Sourcing in this way provides many potential benefits, but may also increase concerns about environmental and social sustainability, such as questions over the use of child labour, and poor labour conditions in foreign markets when seeking cheaper sources of supply.

Module learning outcomes being assessed
LO1. Apply a range of complex knowledge and skills to successfully and responsibly source, acquire, steward and dispose of products, capital equipment and services.
LO2. Diagnose quality issues in specific industrial contexts and formulate the contribution to be made by the purchasing function.
LO3. Apply knowledge and a critical understanding of relationships with suppliers, to include sourcing, building and maintaining relationships to achieve greater competitive advantage.
LO4. Demonstrate comprehension of the increasing trend in global/international sourcing and purchasing, with an understanding of the potential risk factors and measures to mitigate such risks.

Diana Spencer

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