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  • BUS 499 WK 10 Assignment 5 – Walmart

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    Select a publicly traded corporation for which you would like to work or are currently working.
    Research the corporation on its own Website, the public filings on the Securities and Exchange Commission EDGAR database, in the University’s online databases, and any other sources you can find. The annual report will often provide insights that can help address some of these questions

    Write eight to ten (8-10) Pages paper in which you:
    1. Determine the impact of the company’s mission, vision, and primary stakeholders on its overall success.
    2. Analyze the five (5) forces of competition to determine how they impact the company.
    3. Create a SWOT analysis for the company to determine its major strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats.
    4. Based on the SWOT analysis, outline a strategy for the company to capitalize on its strengths and opportunities, and minimize its weaknesses and threats.
    5. Discuss the various levels and types of strategies the firm may use to maximize its competitiveness and profitability
    6. Outline a communications plan the company could use to make the strategies you recommend above known to all stakeholders.
    7. Select two (2) corporate governance mechanisms used by this corporation and evaluate how effective they are at controlling managerial actions.
    8. Evaluate the effectiveness of leadership within this corporation and make at least one (1) recommendation for improvement.
    9. Assess efforts by this corporation to be a responsible (ethical) corporate citizen and determine the impact these efforts (or lack thereof) have on the company’s bottom line. Provide specific examples to support your response.
    10. Use at least seven (7) quality references. Note:Wikipedia and other Websites do not quality as academic resources.

    Micro and macro analysis of the banking sector in Qatar

  • Program Assessment Tool The Harrison Company Case

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     Program Assessment Tool

    The Harrison Company Case

    Instructions

    It is a comprehensive and complicated case, so do not procrastinate. It is 20% of your MGT 509 grade and provides you with the opportunity to integrate what you have learned in other MBA courses.

    You must work completely alone. This case does not reflect real companies or specific industry metrics. The case is for Kania School of Management assessment and for Management 509 evaluation purposes only. As an assessment tool it will help to determine the degree to which the Kania School of Management’s MBA program is meeting its learning goals, providing an excellent education, and identifying areas for improvement. Your case will most likely be assessed by external business people.

    Please read the following case, case-related questions, financial statements (Attachment 1), and store location map (Attachment 2). Harrison Company is in the retail industry. You will have to make and explicitly document several general and question-specific assumptions. These assumptions are needed, since you will have incomplete information, as is often true in the business world. For example, your assumptions about how deep the effects of the current/past recession will be and when it will end will be extremely important to document and should be provided in the executive summary. It will affect the credibility of your proposed strategy. (Technically, the recession seems to have ended although many effects remain.)

    You have all the information that there is and you must make specific decisions. Do not include in any answer the statement that your company will conduct additional research to make an informed decision.

    You should first read the case and all of the questions. Each of the questions relates to an MBA learning goal. Because learning goal # 1 is integrative and deals with strategy, it is placed as the last question. Thus, you should prepare written answers for learning goal questions #2 through #5 before answering question #1. Once you have completed all of the questions, you should write an executive summary and place it at the beginning of your report.

    Each learning goal relates to a rubric with the same number. Include a heading for each of your answers to make it easier for assessment. For example type: “Rubric question 2” and then your answer for question #2. Although the case questions address a variety of separate business concepts, your essay should be written in an integrative style. This integration should support your strategy, based upon your analysis.

    You are the new president of Harrison Company, taking over in the late spring of the current year and tasked with improving the performance of the company. Several actions that should not be part of your strategy include: your resignation, the sale of the business, mergers/acquisitions, filing for bankruptcy, or any other action that would prevent you from running the company, as is, over the next five-year strategic planning period.

    Your report should be no more than ten pages typed, Times New Roman 12 font, and single spaced. No identifying title is needed on page 1, but do title the executive summary. Include page numbers in the footer on the right side. Include “Harrison Case MM/YYYY” and your name in the header of each page. You may also provide up to three additional appendices (pages) of charts, graphs, or other supporting materials. Any references should be footnoted in the body of the text, if needed. This will require a very concise write-up, since draft documents often exceed ten pages. Carefully address the major points and yet show relevant supporting documentation.

    The questions may be assessed across student papers. That is, question #2 might be assessed for all students without the assessor reading the other parts of the case report. Thus, you should avoid referencing other parts of your report, wherever possible. Repeating a “few” pieces of information in different sections is preferred.

    Additional Files:

    Harrison_Company_Case.doc

  • Improving Time Management Skills

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    Improving Time Management Skills

    NURS 421 Course Project

    IMPORTANT: THIS PROJECT MUST BE SUBMITTED VIA MOODLE 

    OBJECTIVES:
    The objectives of this assignment include to:

    • Understand the PDCA cycle.
    • Implement a quality improvement (QI) project focused on improving a specific nursing leadership or management skill using the PDCA cycle and QI tools.

    OVERVIEW

    According to Grohar-Murray and Langan (2011), leadership “includes intrapersonal, interpersonal, intergroup, and situational variables” (p. 24) while management is defined as “a process with both interpersonal and technical aspects through which the objectives of an organization are accomplished” (p. 147). Grohar-Murray and Langan describe QI as occurring in three discrete stages: (1) setting a standard of quality, (2) measuring what is actually occurring and comparing it to the standard of quality desired, and (3) planning and implementing action when needed to improve the standard of quality (p. 191).

    DIRECTIONS:
    Your course project in this course is to design and implement a personal improvement goal for the next five weeks that focuses on a specific nursing leadership or management skill that you would like to improve upon. You will use the PDCA (Plan-Do-Check-Act) process to help you achieve your goal. See pp. 5-7 of the “Personal Quality Improvement Work Book” (2004) by Neuhauser, Myhre, and Alemi (http://www.a4hi.org/docs/Neuhauser_personal_improvement_project_workbook.pdf) for information on the PDCA cycle.

     Plan (P)

    Identify an area upon which you would like to improve—a goal for professional development. For example, say you would like to improve upon your communication skills and the specific outcome you are trying to achieve is to become more assertive in your interaction with other health care professionals. Establish and document a clear plan on how you will achieve your goal. Define measurable criteria that will help you determine if improvement has occurred.

    1. Do (D)

    Implement the plan and begin collecting and documenting data immediately at the beginning of the session. Continue collecting and documenting data at least several times a week through the first five weeks of the session in order to help you measure whether or not your plan has been successful. The more information you have, the better and stronger your analysis will be.

    1. Check (C)

    After you have collected data, begin to analyze the information. Based on the data you collected, choose an appropriate “tool” on pp. 8-24 of the “Personal Quality Improvement Work Book” and use this tool to assist you in analyzing your data. After you have analyzed the data, begin to identify and document conclusions based on your analysis.

    1. Act (A)

    After you have studied and analyzed the data, does the information that you gathered support that you have achieved your goal or does it suggest modification in your plan is needed in order to achieve your goal? If you achieved your goal respond to item (a) below. If you need to modify your plan, address item (b) below.

    1. If your goal was achieved, specifically indicate how you can “consolidate, strengthen, and support the change achieved” so things do not “slide back into the status quo” (Neuhauser, Myhre, & Alemi, 2004, p. 7).
    2. If modification is needed, what changes do you think are required to achieve your goal? Be specific. Include information how you would act upon the modified plan reusing the PDCA cycle if you had additional time to do so.

    Additional Files:

    Leadership-Final-Project-Instructions.doc
  • Case study: Jewellworld.com: A Jewellery Industry B2B Portal

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    Evaluation
    For the written report, the following criteria will be used:
    •    understanding of B2B marketing issues
    •    sophistication of analytical approaches
    •    recommendations clearly made and clearly supported
    •    internal consistency and creativity
    •    how thoroughly you address the specific questions for each case
    •    comprehensiveness.

    •    What are the B2B marketing issues?
    This course focuses on Business-to-Business Marketing. While there are a number of significant issues in each case, your task is to examine the cases to identify those that would be the controllable issues a marketer can address. The cases have been selected to emphasize B2B issues. You will need to draw out those that you feel are the most significant and actionable.
    •    What analysis is needed to address the issues?
    You will need to call on both qualitative and quantitative analyses. Each case requires a different emphasis. You will need to identify the objectives of the analyses and what you expect to find. You should identify these analyses in enough detail that you demonstrate your mastery of the B2B issues and the case itself.
    o    For example, to say “Marketing research is necessary,” is not sufficient. What kind of research is required and what are the specific questions whose answers are necessary?
    •    What recommendation would you make? How can you support those recommendations?
    You and your group should examine the issues and apply your best collective judgment about what could be done to improve, ameliorate or otherwise address the issues and concerns. You may find it useful to assume that your team has been retained as marketing consultants to offer the firm a better approach than what they have been doing.
    •    What would you expect competitors to do?
    The market is dynamic, and no firm operates in a vacuum. If your recommendations were adopted, what changes would occur in the B2B marketplace and how would your competitors react? This will, in part, demonstrate your understanding of the marketplace realities that gave rise to the marketing issues.

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  • Solutions to Uncertainty in the Current Exchange Rate System

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    Solutions to Uncertainty in the Current Exchange Rate System

    (1) Based on the flaw you wrote, CONTINUE to search and write several relative solutions or proposals aiming on this flaw
    (2) Simple English words
    (2) the solution/proposal reference website: IMF, WTO, G7,G20…

  • The Role of the Supreme Audit Institutions (SAIs)

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    Discuss the role of the Supreme Audit Institutions (SAIs) and critically examine the difficulties of maintaining independence from the executive

    2 pages

  • Stark v.Ford Motor Co. Case Study

    $35.00

    7-5. Product Misuse.

    Five-year-old Cheyenne Stark was riding in the backseat of her parents’ Ford Taurus.Cheyenne was not sitting in a booster seat. Instead ,she was using a seatbelt designed by Ford ,but was wearing the shoulder belt behind her back .The car was involved in a collision.As a result ,Cheyenne suffered a spinal cord injury and was paralyzed from the waist down .The family filed a suit against Ford Motor Co., alleging that the seatbelt was defectively designed . Could Ford successfully claim that Cheyenne had misused the seatbelt ?Why or why not ?【Stark v.Ford Motor Co., 693 S.E2d 253(N.C.App.2010)](See Product Misuse.)

    Do not simply answer the question in the textbook!

    Here is the assignment:

    You should assume this kind of fact situation occurred in Indiana in the present day and ultimately  resolve the problem using the law applicable today in Indiana.

    You should discuss all reasonable theories from the textbook and your research that might apply, not just those discussed in the “real life” case.  If you believe one or more theories from the textbook do not work in Indiana discuss that in your answer.  If you believe that other theories not used in the real case might apply, please discuss those theories.

    You should use the format and methodology in the “How to Solve Case Problems” handout.  You need not expressly answer the questions posed in the textbook, but only take those questions up as the issues arise in course of following the instructions.

    First steps:
    You should as suggested in the handout start out by consulting the text and the theories there to get ideas, and you may read the decision(s) in the real live case and see how it was actually resolved.  Then consult any other relevant Federal Law and  Indiana’s statutes and cases and analyze how the case would have been handled in Indiana.

    You must solve this case using law that would apply in Indiana today.  You must discuss all possible theories that might apply.

    The case problem in the textbook is based on an actual case cited in the statement of the problem so that case may be a good place to start, and many issues will be the same, but you must be careful to base your analysis on Indiana law.  So the procedure and the outcome may well be different, and other issues particular to Indiana will come into play.

    Make sure when you state and rely on a principle of Indiana law that you cite relevant legal authority.  Make sure you explain the rights and duties of all people involved.  It’s potentially quite a mess!

    Don’t expect clear cut answers!  The main priority is to show you can analyze the law, use research sources and that you can make arguments using the law.  Everything else should contribute to these priorities.  Don’t forget that!

    How to write up your research:
    You are to use the “How to solve Case Problems” methodolgy and format to address the problem.  An emphasis in this format is on the implications for business.  See the section below for some ideas in discussing these issues in part 6 of the paper.  For example, how should businesses change behavior based on potential liability.  How does Indiana law have implications for ethical and business policy decisions?

    A few hints to make sure you have done the important things:

    FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS
    If you follow instructions you will probably do all of the rest.  The 6 steps in the handout should lead to a good answer.

    FORMAT
    This requires six numbered parts of the paper, or sections, with title on each, so it is easy to read.  Include a bibliography section with all your sources arranged by “type” of source.

    Make a small table or chart in Part 1 to summarize who identify the potential parties and identify the main theories and defenses that are involved.  This tells the reader up front who is involved and arguing with who about what!  Include all important theories and defenses later discussed in depth in Part 2.

    KEY POINTS TO COVER:
    Each part of the paper accomplishes a goal and you are graded on that.  As you follow the instructions make sure you explore the following questions:

    1. What possible theories apply? Include an discuss all possible theories from the text!  Who can be sued on what theories?  For each theory what appropriate defenses might apply?  How do these  theories and defenses apply in Indiana under these facts?  Have you looked for Indiana Statutes or other state statutes that might apply to the facts?  Where should we draw the line?  (See point 1 and point 2 in “How to solve Case Problems” syllabus materials.)

    2. Have you discussed in some depth how the different theories work in general terms?  How each applies to this particular case? (Point 2 and 3 in Syllabus material on Case problems. )

    3. Have you explained how each side would argue their case?  Have you included a statement for both sides on each theory “Why should this party get the result he wants in this case?” (Point 4)

    4. Have you explained how each party’s results differs due to what theory is used?  Would damages be the same for each plaintiff and defendant?  (Point 5)

    5. Evaluate Indiana’s answer to the problems. Consider questions like the following.  Should it be different?  What ethical issues exist for the various parties, who should be responsible?  What are the business implications?  What should society do to solve problems like this?  Should businesses in this situation be held responsible for harm?  Is liability law the best answer, is government regulation the answer? Should other theories (like Caveat Emptor) apply?  When?  Where do we draw we line?  Does Indiana have the law right? How do other states do it, and is that better?    How should business plan for these problems?  What are the plusses and minuses of each legal theory in how it would resolve the problem? (Point 6 in the syllabus instructions.)

    Library Research:  You may want to review again the lecture on library research and review the Library website and other materials referenced there after you have done some preliminary work.  Please consult the research librarians.

    GRADING: 
    TThe paper will be worth 100 points.  Your grade will be determined on the following basis:

    1. Identify all possible parties and the theories involved (Section 1) 10%

    2. Explain all legal theories clearly and completely with authoritative research (Section 2) worth 20%.  Explain each theory!

    3. Identify the key issues for each theory that will decide the case (Section 3) 10%

    4. Discuss all these issues (Section 4) 10%.  Good arguments on both sides.  Every issue, every party and their arguments.

    5. Decide each issue and each case, support your judgment (Section 5), 10%.  Good reason using case analogy essential.

    6. Analyze consequences and ethical and legal policy issues for business.  Section 6, 20%.

    7. Research required (evaluated by quality and amount). Bibliography and reasonably clear and proper citation, 20%.  (10 Bonus points are available for excellent performance in research and explanation of theory.  I know that is 110%.  Give me that effort    and you can earn 110 pts out of 100!!!)

  • Importance of training organizations and individuals to work together during disaster response

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    Importance of training organizations and individuals to work together during disaster response

    thletes know that they can only succeed in winning in their sport, by training (learning how to do things well and efficiently) and practicing….again, again, and again. We practice so that we can keep the brains and muscles working efficiently with each other, and also so that we can find out what parts of our actions are perhaps not as efficient as they need to be.  That provides us with information we need in order to improve our performance.  Why is this also true for preparing a large number of organizations and individuals to work together effectively in a disaster response?  What kinds of training and exercising are needed? What are the impediments to response training and exercising, and how can they be mitigated?  Use citations from the EM literature to support your argument.

  • How do we manage the human population

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    Lesson 3 Discussion Topic

    How do we manage the human population to avoid overtaking the Earth’s ability to sustain us while also preserving human rights?

    Lesson 3 Discussion Forum

    This week we will discuss human population growth

    Please write at least TWO full paragraphs (four to five sentences each) that provide an example of the question prompt below. Use your discussion post to bring up new ideas, while also adding to the ideas shared in previous posts.