An Investigation into the Factors Affecting the Adoption and Utilization of Instalytics in Fast Casual Restaurants in the United Kingdom. E.G Pret a manger.

This
assessment will contribute to the achievement of the following Programme
Learning Outcomes:

Early Career/ World Class Professional Skills (PLOs) assessed.

PLO 1.1 Identify
and apply information critically in relation to context

1.1.1      
Identify and interrogate relevant data and literature
sources using methods appropriate to level of study and to discipline

1.1.2      
Critique theory in discussion and analysis 

PLO 4.1 Our graduates will demonstrate
professional and commercial/corporate awareness 

4.1.3 Critically reflect upon own development as a current or
future professional

Assignment
Details and Instructions

Assignment Details and Instructions.

Students are required to
produce an individual research project which addresses their research
question developed in the Applied Proposal. The Applied Project should be
7000 words- excluding citations, reference list and bibliography. The Applied Project should include:

·      Analysis of data

·      Discussion and interpretation of data

·      Conclusions/recommendations

·      Reflection

Include a 500-word summary
of your Applied Proposal at the beginning of your assignment. This should
include a precis of background/context, objectives, conceptual framework, and
methodology. THIS IS NOT INCLUDED IN THE WORD
COUNT.

Contents

You will need to complete the following sections in your project and
here is more information of what to include. Guideline word count for each section is indicated. 10% + or –
word count is allowed.

Analysis of the Data (2000 words)

This presents the application of your chosen
methods or techniques to your raw data to generate data summaries and
findings. Examples of such techniques are Chi Square test and Content
Analysis. The outcome of your analysis provides the evidence that supports
the answer to your research questions. This section of the dissertation is
about finding things out by research, rather than discovering “ready-made”
results reported in the literature. The findings of the research undertaken
should be presented in a clear and unambiguous manner.  Diagrams, charts, and tables should be
employed, where appropriate, to aid the reader in understanding these
findings.

Interpreting the Research Material (3000 words)

This should focus on drawing together the
findings that have emerged from your analysis and relating them to other
previous studies identified earlier in the literature review. In this chapter
you are expected to show your capacity for reflective and logical argument.
This might include validating specific hypotheses advanced at the outset of
the study or summarising the degree to which assumptions advanced in the
literature appear to be borne out or contradicted by the findings. The
interpretation of the research material reflects your understanding of and
your insights into the processes.

Conclusions (1000 words)

Your final conclusions should relate back to
the aim and objectives of the study stated at the Introduction. These should
be strategic conclusions. They summarise your judgement on the implications of the research outcomes to management and
professional practice, what options should be taken or what should be done in
response to your strategic questions. The strategic conclusions should be
based on the new insight provided by your research findings.

Reflection (1000 words)

Personal critical reflection demonstrates
critical analysis of professional development, learning and forward planning
derived from the unit. Your reflection should include:

-an identification and explanation of critical
incidents,

-relate the incidents to your own skills,
professional experience, and discipline knowledge

-reframe future practice and professional
understanding.

Benchmark Example is attached-