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Sainsbury's
Sainsbury’s is one of the oldest retailers founded in 1869 by John James Sainsbury and his wife Mary Ann. Sainsbury‘s. It is the second largest grocery retailer and supermarket chain in UK.
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What are the internal factors of sainsburys?
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Some internal factors of Sainsbury's may include its company culture, management style, operational efficiency, and employee skills and training. These factors can influence how the company operates and competes in the market.
What is the opening times for sainsburys bar lane quick i want it 2 be answered today?
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about 7 30
What made sainsburys in the middle of the twentieth century looks like an oriental boudoir?
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What type of organisational structure does sainsbury's have?
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they have a variety from communication to independent to working with other companies
What does Sainsbury's IT department do?
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Sainsbury's IT Department liaises with its business areas to enable effective operation of IT system delivery to all stores, depot & distribution locations, also head office (Store Support Centre), assisting 'the business' to organise develop manage and trade its retail offering. This is for both IT & Telecoms systems, (latter includes LAN/WAN networks for all UK data connection including phones with 'mobile phones'/ Blackberries for key operational staff).
Particular info: Operational capability to manage & support internal and external information systems ('Corporate Systems' -HR, Procurement -eg Retek (Enterprise Retail Management), Oracle Financials, Procurement, CA Enterprise-'system management' integration, Blue Martini (-Sainsbury's retail internet engine) and many others.
Web-based systems are ever increasingly utilised within Sainsbury's for on-line retailing also supplier transactions -orders and billing which are mostly automated.
Many IT development and support activities are outsourced or 'off-shored' to specialist suppliers where projected efficiencies and cost savings have been identified.
The IT Department is committed to adopt environmental friendly (Green) solutions for its activity eg reducing where possible energy consumption in its data centres under development and is working with suppliers on availability of such 'Green' systems generally within acceptable cost levels and available technology.
As do many retailers, Sainsbury's IT Division operate a 24X7 support operation to ensure systems are kept running seamlessly for customers.
July 2009 (updated October 2009)
Who sings Sainsburys Christmas advert song on tv?
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i believe it is "happy go lucky me", by george formby, 1960. got it on 45rpm vinyl
What are sainsburys business aims?
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go to sainsburys J-saisnbury's website they are on there :) there is 5
What is the address for sainsburys head office?
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The headquarters of Salinsbury's Bank is located at Haston House, South Gyle, Edinburgh, England. It also has other offices throughout the UK and London specifically.
Is sainsburys supermarket in the public or private sector?
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Sainsburys is in the public sector.
Pestel analysis for sainsbury's?
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STRENGTHS: o For Tesco to create unique products o To provide high level customer service o Presence in multiple retail markets o Increasing market share o Insurance o Tesco online o Brand value o As a business looking for continued expansion TESCO have reserve funds of credit coupled with income derived from property portfolio development funds. WEAKNESSES:o Reliance upon the UK market o TESCOs position as a price leader in UK markets can lead to reduced profit margins in order to retain the key price points on must have commercial items o Grocer outlets are not set up to operate as specialist retailers in specific areas of product which can be capitalised on by other smaller bespoke retailers o OPPORTUNITIES: o Further international growth o Statistics suggest TESCO is the third largest global grocer which indicates a level of buying power to ensure mainstream economies of scale. o The development of Tesco Direct through online and catalogue shopping will grow the use of technology, providing the launch pad for larger non food based products with moderate to high margin returns and less focus on sales and margin per foot return to space THREATS: o Rising raw material costs from both food and non food will impact profit margins overall o International expansion o Lower available income will impact and strategic focus may need to change to lower priced basic products with less focus on higher priced brands suggesting a switch in price architecture. o UK structural change could spark a price war o Wal-Mart/Asda challenge STRENGTHS: o For Tesco to create unique products o To provide high level customer service o Presence in multiple retail markets o Increasing market share o Insurance o Tesco online o Brand value o As a business looking for continued expansion TESCO have reserve funds of credit coupled with income derived from property portfolio development funds. WEAKNESSES: o Reliance upon the UK market o TESCOs position as a price leader in UK markets can lead to reduced profit margins in order to retain the key price points on must have commercial items o Grocer outlets are not set up to operate as specialist retailers in specific areas of product which can be capitalised on by other smaller bespoke retailers o OPPORTUNITIES: o Further international growth o Statistics suggest TESCO is the third largest global grocer which indicates a level of buying power to ensure mainstream economies of scale. o The development of Tesco Direct through online and catalogue shopping will grow the use of technology, providing the launch pad for larger non food based products with moderate to high margin returns and less focus on sales and margin per foot return to space THREATS: o Rising raw material costs from both food and non food will impact profit margins overall o International expansion o Lower available income will impact and strategic focus may need to change to lower priced basic products with less focus on higher priced brands suggesting a switch in price architecture. o UK structural change could spark a price war o Wal-Mart/Asda challenge
What time does sainsburys open?
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Monday-Saturday: 8:00am - 10:00pm
Sunday: 10:00am - 4:00pm
Bank holidays: 9:00am - 7:00pm
When was sainsburys first opened?
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2011. im joking! i dont actually know, google it!
Who is the actress in the sainsburys advert?
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it was the actress who played tricia Armstrong in corrie!
What is the size and scale of sainsbury's?
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Tesco's size is over 500,000 employees worldwide and exist in over 14 countries across the continents of North america, europe and Asia.
