Competency In this project, you will demonstrate your mastery of the following competency: Use methods of historical inquiry to address a topic Scenario You work for Quantigration, Inc., a semiconductor manufacturing plant headquartered in the United States. Capitalizing on advancements in its product, Quantigration has aggressively expanded and acquired fabrication plants and workers around the world. In an effort to be more of a thought leader (an organization that is viewed as authoritative and influential in its industry), the company is starting a new public blog, and the organizers are currently taking proposals for regular columns. Your manager, Gregory Russo, wants to propose a regular history column that focuses specifically on manufacturing. As a bit of a history buff, he wants to share his passion with others and thinks it could distinguish the company’s voice from that of its peers. Gregory has already started a proposal and gathered lots of research on some potential topics for an accompanying sample article. Unfortunately, he just got assigned to an important project with a tight deadline and doesn’t have time to put it all together. He’s given you access to his notes and asked you to finish his proposal and write a sample article to be submitted to the organizers. Directions Part 1: Column Proposal Gregory has already started a proposal but has asked you to finish it because he doesn’t have enough time. Using the partially completed draft in the Deliverables section, fill out the areas that he has marked. He’s specifically asked you to: Using your understanding of historiography, explain how a company perspective like Quantigration’s can affect the study of the history of manufacturing. In other words, how might historians examine these blog posts in 20-30 years? Outline a research process for future bloggers to follow Part 2: Sample Article In addition to the proposal, Gregory wants to submit a sample article to the company blog to be used as the first in a series. He’s already gathered some research on two topics and would like you to write a sample article on one of the topics he’s chosen. Start by looking over Gregory’s research and choosing the topic that interests you most. You can review the primary and secondary sources he has gathered in the Gregory’s Research document in the Deliverables section. He has gathered information on: The Triangle Shirtwaist Company The Ford Assembly Line Read through all of the sources on your chosen topic and start to consider information or ideas that stand out to you so that you can develop a research question. Gregory has asked you to develop a research question that is “appropriately sized,” meaning: It is more complex than a yes-or-no question, or something that can be answered with a fact (For example, “Who founded the Ford Motor Company” would be too small. “What was the impact of [factor] on [outcome]” would require further interpretation of the evidence.) It provokes discussion and leads to more questions It can be explored using the sources he’s provided Choose at least four sources from your chosen topic to support your article. Gregory has asked you to include authoritative sources of information, and to use a balance of primary and secondary sources. Write a 4- to 6-page (1,000- to 1,500-word) article on your chosen topic. Your article should synthesize perspectives from your sources, both primary and secondary, to form a cohesive historical narrative. It should also effectively communicate this narrative in a way that is supported by evidence from your research. Gregory recommended using the following outline to structure your article: State your research question. Write a brief description of each source and its author, identifying it as primary or secondary. Write a narrative description of the events supported by evidence from your research. (This will be the largest part of your article.) Finish with a conclusion in which you restate your research question and offer a tentative answer. Supporting Materials The following resource(s) may help support your work on the project: Citation Help Need help citing your sources? Use the CfA Citation Guide and Citation Maker.
Dear, Please find below the Q to correct it with feedback, Recognise when and how you would raise matters which conflict with ethical values or legislation. (AC1.4) a) where you consider something to be unethical (whether or not it is illegal), b) where you believe something contravenes legislation Word count: Approximately 350 words ??For each of the situations below, provide an example (real or hypothetical) from the workplace of an issue that would cause YOU to raise the matter to a manager or other authority. ??Provide a specific example of something unethical. ??Briefly explain the issue and how it breached your ethical code of practice. - e.g., the implementation of a new policy that indirectly discriminated against a protected characteristic. ??Explain how YOU would raise this with a senior. What procedure would YOU follow? a) where YOU consider something to be unethical (whether or not it is illegal) b) where YOU believe something contravenes UK legislation. ??Provide a specific example of something that contravenes UK legislation. YOU must clearly state what the legislation is (ACT/LAW) ??Briefly explain the issue and how it breaches legislation. - e.g., the implementation of a new policy that contravenes working time legislation or equal opportunities etc ??Explain how YOU would raise this with a senior. What procedure would YOU follow?
Amazon seems to have pioneered the use of social feedback to drive product sales. When you personally look for a product to purchase on Amazon, do you look at the user ratings? Have you ever gone further and read specific positive and negative reviews to determine if it is the product you want to purchase? One of the key principles behind the concept of social computing is the collection of data about customers. These data include many different types of information, such as which products the individual viewed, how many times, what else they viewed in relation to the first product, and so on. Following this concept, consider a recent purchase you have made online (if you have never made a purchase online, then you are definitely unique!). Which data do you think was collected about you and your purchase? How do you think the business can use that information? Do you think that customer data like this is a commodity that can be sold? What concerns does this raise?
5.2 Customer Relationship Management Plan Throughout this course, you have examined how to provide value at each touchpoint in the customer’s journey in your role at E-MAGINE Biomedical. You have created tools that evaluated and measured customer expectations, and you have learned how to train and motivate your team to provide outstanding service. Finally, you learned how companies can leverage social media and loyalty programs to build life-long customer relationships.
Operations Management Topic: Papa John’s International, INC. References Coomes, S. (2012). John schnatter: Chairman and chief executive, papa john's pizza. Nation's Restaurant News, 46(20), 70. Papa John’s. (2023). Our story. Retrieved from https://www.papajohns.com/en/company/our-story/ Papa john's and shaquille O'neal debut new shaq-a-roni pizza. (2020). Entertainment Close-Up, Papa john's raises $3 million to support community and causes via shaq-a-roni pizza sales. (2020). Entertainment Close-Up, Rubinstein, E. (1999). Papa john's tom kish: Ensuring that better systems make for better operations. Nation's Restaurant News, 33(6), 43. Springer, J. (2021). Papa johns updates logo and restaurant design; the pizza chain's new look takes inspiration from 'better ingredients'. Advertising Age, 92(17), 17. Thornton, C. (2019). Shaquille O’Neal ads help turn around papa John’s lagging sales. Black Enterprise, Integrative Learning Project: Annotated Bibliography Assignment Instructions
Conflict is something that every manager will encounter while trying to achieve organizational success. The ability to identify the conflict, develop a means to overcome it, and maintain positive momentum forward is something successful managers must develop. Managerial experience plays a part in successfully avoiding or negotiating conflict, but having knowledge of alternative dispute resolutions or negotiating is an important element of success. Also, the ways that individuals are influenced or persuaded to do certain activities can lead to conflict and dissatisfaction. “Managers need to be able to guide diverse individuals, who are often powerfully motivated to put their own self-interests first, to pursue common objectives. At stake in this tug-of-war between individual and collective interests is no less than the ultimate survival of the organization." We will read through the textbook, discuss related theories, and study outside readings/case studies to gain knowledge in this week’s focused areas of emphasis. Utilizing the GetAbstract database, search for a book on a topic related to this week’s readings or “What Did I Learn” pgs 501 to 502. Services that offer free trials of book summaries. Most of these services allow users to set up a free trial for a short period: GetAbstractLinks to an external site.: offers a free trial, and students can subscribe to a free Student Starter plan with 5,000 summaries and unlimited online access on the web and via an app.
""""""Important note""""""" please please don’t use AI please don’t use AI, don’t use hard or un-understandable English as I'm an international student so make sure that the grammar is for international students. Every specific detail will be given below please work based on it and don’t use things that aren’t mentioned in the details, I'll also link the rubric below to help you with what to focus on. The Amazon Case was the focus of class session three (3), but since then, we have learned several frameworks for analyzing why a company may succeed or fail in emerging markets. Therefore, when re-analyzing the Amazon Case, consider the following questions: Why did Amazon follow a different business model and strategy in India compared to its experience in China and Brazil? Consider entry mode and timing. What led to the differing approaches, and which, if any, of Amazon’s emerging markets’ strategies and investments would succeed? Should Amazon enter other markets immediately? If so, why and where? If not, where should its focus be? You'll need to set the stage by explaining why Amazon entered India, China, and Brazil and analyze their decisions about globalization. Next, explain whether Amazon’s strategy was successful and discuss the takeaways about brand management that should be applied as they try to grow the brand. Finally, you may want to review class session three (3) but do not simply rehash what was covered in class, reframe those insights in light of the concepts we’ve learned in the last several weeks of the course. Choose one idea as your thesis and build your paper around that topic. Remember, everything in your paper must be in the service of your main argument. If something is irrelevant to your thesis but interesting, revise it to include your exciting idea, or consider dropping the point from your paper. Focus and clarity are the hallmarks of good writing. — As business majors, your communication skills are crucial — we want you to write well and expect that your work is clear, concise, and not only proofread but iterated with multiple drafts. o that end, review the IBS: Business Communication Writing Tips (Upper-Level) Guide for additional support with writing a solid paper. In upper-level classes, please focus on the LOs because they are the core components of the course. Building your paper around the LOs is much better than writing a paper and then shoving in LO footnotes. You may tag LOs with a footnote to make it clear to you and the Professor where you are trying to highlight specific concepts, but do not explain your application in a footnote. Everything you need to make your case that this is a good use of the LO should be in the main text. Assignment Information
Integrative Essay #5: Apply chapter concepts to your corporate scandal in a 5-page essay in the following format: Step 1: Choose one of the following 2 cases: 1. Pepsi and Black Lives Matter https://www.nytimes.com/2017/04/05/business/kendall-jenner-pepsi-ad.html 2. Budweiser and Dylan Mulvaney https://www.nytimes.com/article/bud-light-boycott.html Step 2: Locate at least 3 additional sources (print and video) from reputable newspapers, business journals, and other sites. Step 3: In a 4-5 page response, answer the following: Paragraph 1: What was the controversy about? Paragraph 2: What was the impact of the incident on either Pepsi or Budweiser’s reputation? Paragraph 3: Did these controversies/incidents constitute a crisis as defined in Chapter 19? Why or why not? Paragraph 4: Did Pepsi or Budweiser engage in effective crisis management? Why or why not? Paragraph 5: If you were the public relations manager at either Pepsi or Budweiser, how would you have recommended the company handle the controversy? Paragraph 6: What should the company do now to regain its customer’s trust? Why?
All sources need to be cited in the outline (10-15). Reference page to be included in this submission. Each student will be required to write a business ethics analysis paper, examining an important ethical issue related to a business/industry and their current practices. Please see the syllabus for detailed instructions. Here is an example of an outline. Here is the information from the syllabus: Business Ethics Analysis Paper Each student will be required to write a business ethics analysis paper, examining an important ethical issue related to a business/industry and their current practices. Students may choose any topic. Examine a business issue or labor practice of a company you choose You will write an 8-page paper, examining the questions of ethics and sustainability as it relates to this business practice. (Examples: hiring practices, talent pipeline development, sick-leave policies, investment practices, etc.) Your paper must include extensive research and include reference to the five frameworks listed on the Markkula Center. Please also use the multiple case studies and references from class discussions. With this research, you are to create an essay examining equity, ethics and social justice. The paper is to include a thesis, developed research and a conclusion studying a business practice related to equity and your evaluation of the ethics of the company’s current practices. Please use headings and subheadings to organize your paper (in the rough draft and final copy). All cases from class are good examples of how major ideas need to be broken out. Headings and subheadings can come directly from the main points and sub-points in the outline.
