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     Business Communication 

   
     
     ASSIGNMENT TYPES
     
     [UNIVERSITY NAME]
     
     Centre for Teaching and Learning
     
     Business reports
     
     Reports describe, analyse, and investigate a situation for a particular audience. They have a formal
     structure and common sub-sections,
     
     Business reports are a type of assignment in which you analyse a situation or problem (either a real
     situation or a case study) and apply business theories to produce a range of suggestions for improvement.
     
     Business reports are typically assigned to enable you to:
     Examine available and potential solutions to a problem, situation, or issue.
     Apply business and management theory to a practical situation
     Demonstrate your analytical, reasoning, and evaluation skills in identifying and weighing-up possible
     solutions and outcomes.
     Reach conclusions about a problem or issue.
     Provide recommendations for future action
     Show concise and clear communication skills.
     
     Remember that with business reports, typically, there is no single correct answer but several solutions, each
     with their own costs and benefits to an organisation. I is these costs and benefits which you need to
     identify and weigh up in your report,
     
     Further, when writing the report, you need to consider the audience you are writing for: s it the CEO or
     will the report be available to all saff concerned? It is vital that you ensure an appropriate level of
     formality, sensitivity, faimess, and objectivity. Also, be mindful of the audience when writing
     recommendations. For example, your manager may not be able to influence company policies.
     
     General format of a business report
     (Check your assignment instructions regarding which sections you ned in your report. Also determine
     whether you are writing an inductive or dedug
     
     Letter or memo to the client
     
     Title Page
     
     Executive Summary
     
     Table of Contents (if required by your lecturer)
     
     Introduction
     
     Discussion
     
     Conclusions
     
     Recommendations
     
     References
     
     Appendices (if required)
     
     e are conventions relating to what goes into each section. The purpose of these conventions is o save.
     
     the reader’s ime. If the reader just wants to know what your key findings are, they can tum immediately to
     the Executive Summary or the Conclusions section,