BPP Coursework Cover Sheet
Please use
the table below as your cover sheet for the 1st page of the
submission. The sheet should be before the cover/title page of your submission.
Programme
Module name
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Student Reference Number
(SRN)
Report/Assignment Title
Date of Submission
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extension received)
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I
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and that this is my original work, researched, undertaken, completed and
submitted in accordance with the requirements of BPP School of Business and
Technology.
The word count, excluding
contents table, bibliography and appendices, is ___ words.
Student
Reference Number: Date:
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BPP School of Business and Technology
General Assessment Guidance
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Your summative assessment for this module is made up
of this Coursework and Presentation slides submission which accounts for 100%
of the marks.
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Please note late submissions
will not be marked.
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You are required to submit all elements of your
assessment via Turnitin online access.
Only submissions made via the specified mode will be accepted and hard copies
or any other digital form of submissions (like via email or pen drive etc.) will not be accepted.
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For coursework, the submission word limit is 3000
words. You must comply with the word count guidelines. You may submit LESS than
3000 words but not more. Word Count guidelines can be found on your programme
home page and the coursework submission page. The presentation has no word
limit but has 8 slides.
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Do
not put your name or contact details anywhere on your submission.
You should only put your student registration number (SRN) which
will ensure your submission is recognised in the marking process.
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A total of 100 marks are available for this module
assessment, and you are required to achieve minimum 50% to pass this module.
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You are required to use only Harvard Referencing
System in your submission. Any content which is already published by other
author(s) and is not referenced will be considered as a case of plagiarism.
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You can
find further information on Harvard Referencing in the online library on the
Hub (Found via Help&Support). You can use the following link to access this information: http://bpp.libguides.com/Home/StudySupport
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BPP University has a strict policy regarding
authenticity of assessments. In proven instances of plagiarism or collusion,
severe punishment will be imposed on offenders. You are advised to read the
rules and regulations regarding plagiarism and collusion in the GARs and MOPP
which are available on HUB in the Academic registry section (Found via
Help&Support).
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You should include a completed copy of the Assignment Cover sheet. Any submission without
this completed Assignment Cover sheet may be considered invalid and not
marked.
Assessment Brief
This module
is assessed through one graded element worth 100%. You must achieve at least
50% to pass this module.
PART A – BUSINESS REPORT (70 MARKS)
In the role
of a Management Consultant, you are required to undertake an overall strategy
review of Tesla and provide a business report to the CEO on further growth
opportunities using the techniques and concepts you have covered in the module.
PART B – POWERPOINT PRESENTATION (30 MARKS)
In the role
of a Management Consultant, you are required to provide a short PowerPoint
presentation to the CEO of Tesla on key points of interest and relevant
recommendations to the CEO regarding future sustainable development.
TESLA CASE STUDY – BACKGROUND READING: AVAILABLE IN THE
CORE TEXTBOOK VIA THE HUB
De Wit, B (2020), Strategy, An International Perspective; 7th edition, Cengage Learning EMEA, Andover, Hampshire
STUDENTS ARE EXPECTED TO CONDUCT THEIR OWN INDEPENDENT
RESEARCH FOR THIS COMPANY ALSO.
TESLA MANAGEMENT CONSULTANCY REPORT
PART A- Business Report (3000 words) – 70 MARKS
In the role of a Management Consultant, you are required to undertake an overall strategy review of Tesla and provide a business report to the CEO on further growth opportunities using the techniques and concepts you have covered in the module.
· Task 1 -The External and Internal Environment (15 Marks)
o Identify and critically analyse the external and internal environment for Tesla using relevant models.
o Discuss in more detail what you consider to be the 3 most critical factors emerging from your analysis.
o Determine Tesla’s current sources of competitive advantage and critically evaluate
how they maintain and build on this competitive advantage.
o Support your arguments with academic literature and references to other similar real companies.
· Task 2 – Strategy in the Global Environment (15 Marks)
o Using relevant models for analysing how organisations enter into foreign markets, critically evaluate the motives for Tesla expanding internationally and explain how
this impacts their overall company strategy.
o Provide justified recommendations for the different strategies Tesla can use to compete in the global environment.
o Support your arguments with academic literature and references to other similar real companies.
· Task 3 – Corporate Strategy (15 Marks)
o Evaluate and critically analyse the use of horizontal integration, vertical integration,
outsourcing or strategic alliances.
o Provide recommendations as to how Tesla can increase their profitability.
o Support your arguments with academic literature and references to other similar real companies.
· Task 4 – Strategic Purpose – Ethics and CSR (15 Marks)
o Using relevant theoretical models analyse and evaluate Tesla’s CSR strategy.
o Identify and critically discuss the main ethical issues which Tesla currently faces and
provide recommendations as to how they can address these.
o Support your arguments with academic literature and references to other similar real companies.
Presentation and Structure (10 Marks)
· Assessment Self-Evaluation (N/A)
You should self-evaluate each single task of your report by using the rubric provided in the marking guide and attach it to your report. The template for this can be found in the marking guide section.
Word count: 3000 words
Your report structure should include the following
sections:
Cover page (University cover
sheet)
Table of Contents
List of Abbreviations (if
appropriate)
Introduction
Task 1– The External and Internal Environment
Task 2 – Strategy in the Global Environment
Task 3 – Corporate Strategy
Task 4 – Strategic Purpose – Ethics and CSR
Concluding remarks
References
Assessment Self-Evaluation
Appendix (if appropriate)
Word count – only applies to the main body (shown in
bold); i.e., cover page, table of content, list of abbreviations, references,
assessment self-evaluation and appendix are not part of the 3000-word count.
Tip for Mapping the Assessment towards
Module Topics and Module Learning Outcomes (LOs)
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Ethics and CSR |
Ethics and CSR |
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PART B- POWERPOINT PRESENTATION – 30 MARKS
Your PowerPoint presentation should contain the
following: –
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Identify,
analyse and evaluate the PEOPLE
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main pillars of
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analyse and evaluate the PROFIT
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analyse and evaluate the PLANET
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Key points
of interest for the CEO of Tesla regarding future |
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sustainable development |
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Relevant
recommendations |
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References |
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presentation and structure |
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Self-assessment |
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Presentation
must be included as an appendix to the main report (at the end of the Word
document). To insert Microsoft PowerPoint Slides into Microsoft Word, please
follow these instructions for each slide of your presentation:
1. Copy the slide in PowerPoint
The first
step is to start in PowerPoint and select a slide thumbnail on the left side.
Click on the slide thumbnail and then press Ctrl+C on keyword to copy it to my
clipboard (or right click with your mouse and Copy).
2. Paste the slide into Word
Next step is to click in Word document where you want to paste the selected PPT slide. Go ahead and just press Ctrl+V on keyboard (or right click on your mouse and Paste) to paste the selected slide to Word.
Remember to repeat these steps for each slide of
your presentation.
If you have
any further questions about this coursework assignment, please contact the
module leader or the tutor.
PART
B – POWERPOINT PRESENTATION
Tip for Mapping the Assessment towards
Module Topics and Module Learning Outcomes (LOs)
Assessment Task |
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In the role
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Strategic
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Consultant, you are
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points of interest and |
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relevant recommendations to |
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the CEO regarding future |
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sustainable development. |
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3. PART A – Business Report – Marking Guide (Student
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applying them to the case
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literature
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Task 2: Potential answers could include:
· Application of appropriate models to
analyse the reasons and strategic benefits for Tesla to expanding
internationally.
· Internationalisation strategy options
available for Tesla and recommendations of which one(s) best suit its global
expansion.
· Entry models that best suit Tesla’s global
expansion strategy. Provide justified recommendations.
· This task can have a number of different
answers, but you must be able to justify your answers and support your
statements with relevant
academic references.
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Strategy in the |
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discussion and justification (using |
and justification (using |
justification (using relevant |
discussion and justification. |
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relevant models) for the case study |
relevant models) for the |
models) for the case study |
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company
entering foreign markets. |
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study company |
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· Tesla’s
supply chain analysis and key forward and backward components of Tesla’s
supply chain. |
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Tesla’s
options for vertical and horizontal integration. Recommendations of which
one(s) can improve the firm’s competitive strategy, including options for
outsourcing and strategic alliances. Provide justified recommendations.
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This task
can have a number of different answers, but you must be able to justify your
answers and support your statements with relevant academic references.
Corporate
Strategy (15 marks)
Excellent/outstanding
critical discussion which evaluates and analyses the use of horizontal integration,
vertical integration, outsourcing or strategic alliances. Excellent/outstanding
recommendations as to how the case study company can diversify and increase
their profitability should be included.
Student is using
the concepts presented in the module and is applying them highly effectively to
the case study.
Discussion is supported by strong
evidence from academic literature and by the comparison with at least one other
similar real company.
Good critical discussion which
evaluates and analyses the use of horizontal integration, vertical integration,
outsourcing or strategic alliances. Good recommendations as to how the case
study company can diversify and increase their profitability should be
included. Student is using the concepts presented in the module and is applying
them effectively to the case study.
Discussion is
supported by solid evidence from academic literature.
Satisfactory discussion which
evaluates and analyses the use of horizontal integration, vertical integration,
outsourcing or strategic alliances. Satisfactory recommendations as to how the
case study company can diversify and increase their profitability should be
included. Student is using the concepts presented in the module and is applying
them in a basic manner to the case study.
Discussion is
supported by some basic evidence from academic literature.
Limited, weak,
or inadequate discussion.
No use of the
concepts presented in the module. No application of the module concepts to the
case study.
Task 4: Potential answers could include:
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Application
of appropriate models to analyse Tesla CSR initiatives and the main ethical
issues the firm currently faces.
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Justified
recommendations as to how Tesla can address these issues and therefore reduce
their impact on stakeholders.
·
This task
can have a number of different answers, but you must be able to justify your
answers and support your statements with relevant academic references.
Strategic
Purpose – Ethics and CSR (15 marks)
Excellent/outstanding critical
discussion of the ethics and corporate social responsibility in relation to the
case study company. Excellent/outstanding recommendations should be provided on
CSR development for the company case study. Excellent/outstanding critical
discussion (using relevant models) of main ethical issues which the company
case study currently faces and recommendations as to how they can address
these.
Student is using
the concepts presented in the module and is applying them to the case study.
Discussion is supported by strong evidence from academic literature and the
comparison with at least one other similar real company.
Good
critical discussion of the ethics and corporate social responsibility in
relation to the case study company. Good recommendations should be provided on
CSR development for the company case study. Excellent critical discussion
(using relevant models) of main ethical issues which the company case study
currently faces and recommendations as to how they can address these.
Student is using the concepts
presented in the module and is applying them to the case study. Discussion is
supported by solid evidence from academic literature.
Satisfactory discussion of the
ethics and corporate social responsibility in relation to the case study
company. Satisfactory recommendations should be provided on CSR development for
the company case study. Satisfactory discussion (using relevant models) of main
ethical issues which the company case study currently faces and recommendations
as to how they can address these.
Student is using
the concepts presented in the module and is applying them to the case study.
Discussion is supported by some basic evidence from academic literature.
Limited, weak,
or inadequate discussion.
No use of the
concepts presented in the module. No application of the module concepts to the
case study.
Potential answers could include:
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Clear
structure and layout which is in-line with the assessment brief.
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Appropriate
Harvard referencing: range and credibility of the sources use and correct
application of Harvard referencing style throughout report and appendices.
·
This task
can have a number of different answers, but you must be able to justify your
answers and support your statements with relevant academic references.
Presentation
and
Referencing
(10 marks)
For a distinction the report will
demonstrate a consistent approach to headings, tables and graphs. Sources will
be correctly cited and
Referencing has few if any errors.
The report is reasonably well-presented but could be improved by
There are a limited number of
references, but the correct format is used, albeit with some errors. There may
be some
Overall poor presentation. References are inappropriate, irrelevant and/or incorrectly
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evidence of wider |
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identification, analysis and |
evaluation of the PLANET aspect |
analysis and evaluation of the |
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evaluation
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identification, analysis and |
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key points emerging from |
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Relevant |
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recommendations |
relevant recommendations to |
recommendations to the CEO |
relevant recommendations to |
relevant recommendations |
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the CEO
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regarding
future sustainable |
the CEO
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sustainable
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development
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sustainable
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sustainable
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company case study |
case
study |
the
company case study |
the
company case study |
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Overall Referencing |
For a distinction the slide |
For a merit, the slide |
For a pass, there may be |
Overall poor slide |
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and Presentation |
presentation will |
presentation is reasonably well- |
some errors in formatting and |
presentation. References are |
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demonstrate
a consistent |
presented
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presentation,
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approach
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improved
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presentation
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cited.
Poor use of language |
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and
graphs. A great attention |
detail.
Sources will be correctly |
professional
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and
expression. |
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to
detail will be evident. |
cited.
Very good use of language |
Sources
will be correctly cited |
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Sources
will be correctly |
and
expression. |
with
some minor errors. |
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cited.
Formatting and |
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Adequate
use of language and |
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presentation
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expression. |
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throughout.
Excellent use of |
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language
and expression. |
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