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Enterprise Case Studies I: Winners And Losers

Starting a business isn't easy. Half of new businesses go bust within the first three years. How do you keep yourself going before the money starts rolling in? What if the money DOESN'T start rolling in? The following case studies tell stories of...

Enterprise Case Studies II:Technology & Innovation

Many people start up new businesses looking to make money from technology and innovation. But what are the realities of starting a technology-based business? The following case studies illustrate both the possibilities and the pitfalls...

The Local Council

Local government is a massive part of the UK economy – but why is it there? What does it do? This film goes inside Cornwall County Council to find out...

Whose Business? Stakeholders, Ethics And The Market Economy

How do you define a business? Is it the people who work for it? Is it figures on a balance sheet? This thought-provoking film explores the different ways of looking at a business using case-study examples.

Business Structures

You can't see it, but it's probably the most important thing in a business. This film offers a comprehensive guide to business structures with examples including Daimler Chrysler, Easy Jet and Stena Line.

How A Business Works

What makes a company tick? This video explains basic business functions inside Cameron Balloons, the world’s largest maker of hot air balloons.

Organisations Compared

Dave Nellist takes us on a light-hearted exploration of the basic types of organisations. Within the private sector, Dave explains the principles behind sole proprietorships, partnerships, private and public limited companies,

Starting A Business/The Café Bar

The film tells how Dave and his brothers set up a cafe-bar. They get planning permission, they design the interior, open up and customers pour in.

How To Do A Business Plan

Every business needs a business plan — but how do you put one together? Jay, a clothes designer, and Robin, in the forestry business, explain how they wrote their business plans.

Working In Organisations

People in a range of organisations describe their jobs. John is hooked on sales work, but Gloria is finding tele-sales too demanding — she has to ring 100 people a day.