The Open University Business/Marketing Student

Explore what makes a project successful and look at a project in the broader context. You'll also earn about the responsibilities and skills of project managers. Explore the difference between projects and business-as-usual. Have a look at how the two can work together. You will see the different roles projects and programmes play in change delivery and how to differentiate between them. You will consider the story of a project sponsor and explore the different roles within projects.

The reading materials provided in Block 1 of B100 An Introduction to Business Management. Written by Anja Schaefer, with contributions from Chris Cornforth.

A complete package of all assignments that were submitted for B207 Shaping Business Opportunities.

TMA 03 is made up of three parts: Part A, Part B and Part C. Part A: Case study – Uber and London taxis Part B: Block 3 mind map Part C: Evaluating learning points This document contains ALL three parts.

This EMA is made up of three parts: Part A, Part B and Part C. This document only contains Part B. Part B: Presentation Imagine you are presenting yourself and what you could contribute to an organisation of your choice. Create a presentation showing how the module has helped you develop in your management understanding and skills.

This EMA is made up of three parts: Part A, Part B and Part C. Part A: Case study – IKEA Part B: Presentation Part C: Skills reflection This document includes Part A & Part C only.

TMA 02 is made up of three parts: Part A, Part B and Part C. Part A: Case study – Apollo Tyres Part B: Block 2 mind map Part C: Demonstrating your skills and knowledge development Evaluation of Apollo Tyres using concepts and theories from the module resources.

TMA 01 is made up of two parts: Part A and Part B. Part A: Case study – Gousto Part B: Block 1 mind map Evaluation of Gousto's mission statement, financial funding, external business environmental challenges and a mind map of subthemes throughout the Block.

How might an understanding of customer behaviour improve your exchanges with your customers? This question asks you to apply what you have learned in Block 1 to your own situation to improve the benefits you create for, and get from, your customers.

How might an understanding of customer behaviour improve your exchanges with your customers? This question asks you to apply what you have learned in Block 1 to your own situation to improve the benefits you create for, and get from, your customers.