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Hi, can you answer this question in more detail? Subject: Project Management ① Consider the criteria...

Hi, can you answer this question in more detail?

Subject: Project Management

Consider the criteria for successful IT projects. Why is IT project success often so difficult to assess? Make a case for some factors being more important than others.

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7. Subway restaurants closely represent a a. Product layout b. Fixed layout c. Continuous layout d....

7. Subway restaurants closely represent a

a. Product layout

b. Fixed layout

c. Continuous layout

d. Process layout

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8. The process of assigning the activities to various workstations such that the total idle time of each workstation is minimized is

a. Productivity improvement

b. Man-machine interaction

c. Capacity planning

d. Line balancing

e. Flag this question

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9. An automobile paint shop will benefit the most with

a. Continuous layout

b. Fixed layout

c. Process layout

d. Product layout

.

10. Which of the following is considered to me most important while designing a retail store layout?

a. Influencing customer attitude

b. In store flow of traffic

c. Reduction in billing time

d.Degree of customer interaction

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You are the HR director at Springtime Manufacturing, which employs 75 people. The VP of Human...

You are the HR director at Springtime Manufacturing, which employs 75 people. The VP of Human Resources has asked that you evaluate the following situations. Please provide in the format of a memorandum to the VP with captions labeling each issue and addressing the questions posed. (See template at end)

  1. Springtime operates a distribution center in an old building with 3 floors. While the first two floors can be accessed with an elevator that holds up to 500 lbs, the third floor elevator has a maximum weight capacity of 250 lbs. Thus, with an average weight of 100 lbs per freight load, this elevator can only support a person weighing a maximum of 150 lbs. Springtime has a sign that specifically forbids any employee weighing more than 150 lbs from using the elevator to the third floor, which is used to house inventory. Please evaluate whether this policy violates Title VII.

Assessment Rubric for Assignment 4-     20 points total

Identification of Legal Issues (Clarity) 5 points Is the legal issue correctly identified for each situation presented?

Analysis Explanation (Content) 5 points Does the memorandum use the correct analysis for each identified issue and thoroughly explain the analysis?

Application of Analysis to Facts (Evidence Evaluation) 5 points Does each analysis include all applicable facts?

Conclusion (Are conclusions appropriate based on evaluation and appropriate use of terminology) 5 points

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You are the HR director at Springtime Manufacturing, which employs 75 people. The VP of Human...

You are the HR director at Springtime Manufacturing, which employs 75 people. The VP of Human Resources has asked that you evaluate the following situations. Please provide in the format of a memorandum to the VP with captions labeling each issue and addressing the questions posed. (See template at end)

  1. Ron Robin is a salesperson for the firm. As part of his benefits, he is given a country club membership and is expected to entertain Springtime clients at the club, including golf and tennis games. One Saturday, Ron takes a client, Barbara Bluebird, and two of his close friends (non clients) golfing. While Ron and Barbara discuss a bit of business at the beginning of the game, most of the game is spent joking and socializing. Ron trips in a deep hole on the golf course and breaks his leg. Ron has filed for workers compensation; the VP has asked you to evaluate Ron’s claim to determine whether Springtime should dispute the claim.

Assessment Rubric for Assignment 4-     20 points total

Identification of Legal Issues (Clarity) 5 points Is the legal issue correctly identified for each situation presented?

Analysis Explanation (Content) 5 points Does the memorandum use the correct analysis for each identified issue and thoroughly explain the analysis?

Application of Analysis to Facts (Evidence Evaluation) 5 points Does each analysis include all applicable facts?

Conclusion (Are conclusions appropriate based on evaluation and appropriate use of terminology) 5 points

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You are the HR director at Springtime Manufacturing, which employs 75 people. The VP of Human...

You are the HR director at Springtime Manufacturing, which employs 75 people. The VP of Human Resources has asked that you evaluate the following situations. Please provide in the format of a memorandum to the VP with captions labeling each issue and addressing the questions posed. (See template at end)

  1. Springtime decides to create a new Director of Marketing and Communications position. This position is responsible for overseeing all marketing for the company as well as communicating directly with the press and other major customers about the company, its news and initiatives. Thus, Springtime includes a requirement that the “ideal candidate will be able to communicate clearly and present a positive image of Springtime Manufacturing”. Both May Flower and June Bug apply for the position and are interviewed by the President of the Company, April Showers. Both May and June have appropriate degrees in Marketing and about the same level of experience. May is a practicing Muslim and so wears a headscarf to the interview, as she always does to comply with her religious beliefs. April asks May the same questions as she has asked June, but adds a question about the headscarf. In particular, she asks May whether she always has to wear the headscarf and whether she has encountered “negative reactions” to the scarf. May answers that she does have to wear the scarf and she occasionally has negative reactions. April also asks several other questions about May’s religion. After the interview, April announces that she is hiring June Bug for the position and cites the “Very positive image” that June will present for the company. May sues for discrimination under Title VII. Will she succeed? Why or why not?

Assessment Rubric for Assignment 4-     20 points total

Identification of Legal Issues (Clarity) 5 points Is the legal issue correctly identified for each situation presented?

Analysis Explanation (Content) 5 points Does the memorandum use the correct analysis for each identified issue and thoroughly explain the analysis?

Application of Analysis to Facts (Evidence Evaluation) 5 points Does each analysis include all applicable facts?

Conclusion (Are conclusions appropriate based on evaluation and appropriate use of terminology) 5 points

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Many businesses in recent years have shifted their energy needs from traditional oil/gasoline to traditionally cheaper,...

Many businesses in recent years have shifted their energy needs from traditional oil/gasoline to traditionally cheaper, cleaner, and more plentiful natural gas. AT&T, for example, recently replaced 8,000 of its regular service vans with natural-gas-powered vehicles. It believes the shift to natural gas service vans will save it the cost of about 49 million gallons of regular gasoline of the next decade. But what are some of the negatives of this cost control measure? Does the fact that less than 1,500 of the U.S. 162,000 vehicle service stations currently sell natural gas have any implications on AT&T's strategic moves in this regard? What about the fact that oil/gasoline prices have fallen a decent amount recently?

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Why do small businesses have a high risk of failure? Also, research the Internet and find...

Why do small businesses have a high risk of failure? Also, research the Internet and find the top 3 businesses that fail and give the reasons why they failed? Discuss with your classmates.

(Please be through with the answer. Thank you)

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A taxpayer’s delivery van with an adjusted basis of $7,000 was stolen. Luckily, the taxpayer had...

  1. A taxpayer’s delivery van with an adjusted basis of $7,000 was stolen. Luckily, the taxpayer had comprehensive insurance on the van so the taxpayer received $10,000 to cover the loss (i.e., it was valued at $10,000 at the time of theft). The taxpayer is considering buying a new van for $15,000. What gain does the taxpayer recognize and what would the replacement van’s basis be?

    Gain:

    Basis in replacement van:

2. A taxpayer’s delivery van with an adjusted basis of $7,000 was stolen. Luckily, the taxpayer had comprehensive insurance on the van so the taxpayer received $10,000 to cover the loss (i.e., it was valued at $10,000 at the time of theft). The taxpayer is considering buying a used van for $9,000. What gain does the taxpayer recognize and what would the replacement van’s basis be?

Gain:

Basis in replacement van:

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What are the outputs of the "Define activity phase" and the inputs to the "Sequence activity...

What are the outputs of the "Define activity phase" and the inputs to the "Sequence activity phase" in the project time management? Explain why the schedule produced by the Sequence activity phase cannot be used as a reference to manage the time of the project

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competitor analysis of Carlsberg competitors to compare to: SABMiller,Anheuser-Busch, and InBev. please use complete sentences.

competitor analysis of Carlsberg competitors to compare to: SABMiller,Anheuser-Busch, and InBev. please use complete sentences.

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Based on our class discussions and readings of Chapter 3 - The prioritization of stakeholders can...

Based on our class discussions and readings of Chapter 3 - The prioritization of stakeholders can affect whether the organization sees profit as a means or an ends. What do you think profit is eventual purpose of profit oriented organizations or it is only a means to other ends that themselves establish real purpose of the organization? Please discuss with your own mind and thoughts.

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Question text Scenario: Company X recently hired two employees to fill the newly designed role of...

Question text

Scenario: Company X recently hired two employees to fill the newly designed role of quality assurance. The new employees implemented a quality monitoring process. Mr. G has been managing the department for four years without issues. Recently, several quality issues have occurred. Mr. G. is certain that the new quality assurance employees are causing the issues because the other three employees had been working at X for four or more years.
The assistant manager tells Mr. G. that he is not sure it is the two new employees causing the issues because they had experience in quality and seem to find all the errors. The tenured employees maintain that they know their jobs and do not have a history of making mistakes.
The director of the department is tired of the excuses and told Mr. G. that he wants the problem solved and wants to see data to support the solution in two weeks.
Mr. G. should begin by______

Select one:

a. Analyzing the information.

b. Synthesizing the information.

c. Gathering information.

d. Comprehension of the information.

Question text

Scenario: Company X recently hired two employees to fill the newly designed role of quality assurance. The new employees implemented a quality monitoring process. Mr. G has been managing the department for four years without issues. Recently, several quality issues have occurred. Mr. G. is certain that the new quality assurance employees are causing the issues because the other three employees had been working at X for four or more years.
The assistant manager tells Mr. G. that he is not sure it is the two new employees causing the issues because they had experience in quality and seem to find all the errors. The tenured employees maintain that they know their jobs and do not have a history of making mistakes.
The director of the department is tired of the excuses and told Mr. G. that he wants the problem solved and wants to see data to support the solution in two weeks.
Is Mr. G. displaying bias? Why or why not?

Select one:

a. Yes. Mr. G. is certain that the new quality assurance employees are causing the issues because the other three employees had been working at X for four or more years.

b. Yes. Mr. G has been managing the department for four years without issues.

c. No. Mr. G. is certain that the new quality assurance employees are causing the issues because the other three employees had been working at X for four or more years.

d. No. Mr. G has been managing the department for four years without issues.

Question text

Scenario: Company X recently hired two employees to fill the newly designed role of quality assurance. The new employees implemented a quality monitoring process. Mr. G has been managing the department for four years without issues. Recently, several quality issues have occurred. Mr. G. is certain that the new quality assurance employees are causing the issues because the other three employees had been working at X for four or more years.
The assistant manager tells Mr. G. that he is not sure it is the two new employees causing the issues because they had experience in quality and seem to find all the errors. The tenured employees maintain that they know their jobs and do not have a history of making mistakes.
The director of the department is tired of the excuses and told Mr. G. that he wants the problem solved and wants to see data to support the solution in two weeks.
Did the assistant manager display critical thinking skills? Why or why not?

Select one:

a. Yes. The assistant manager tells Mr. G. that he is not sure it is the two new employees causing the issues.

b. Yes. The assistant manager tells Mr. G. that he is not sure it is the two new employees causing the issues because they had experience in quality and seem to find all the errors.

c. No.The assistant manager tells Mr. G. that he is not sure it is the two new employees causing the issues.

d. No. The assistant manager tells Mr. G. that he is not sure it is the two new employees causing the issues because they had experience in quality and seem to find all the errors.

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Knowledge Management has become a crucial component of a competitive organization and this argues that knowledge...

Knowledge Management has become a crucial component of a competitive organization and this argues that knowledge is a mark of civilization and has been discussed, disputed and managed in most spheres of human activity for all of history

Discuss and give your opinion NOT LESS THAN 5 lines

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As we discussed in our class the notion of organizational culture, structure and styles of management...

As we discussed in our class the notion of organizational culture, structure and styles of management from the perspectives of Handy’s (1976) and Miles & Snow (1978). These authors provided their frameworks that are different from each other’s. What you have to do: Take an organization with which you are familiar or imaginary organization and evaluate & relate or apply Handy’s and Miles & Snow’s typologies (scientific/logical classification/steps of organizational culture, structure and styles) that they provided in their approaches or framework.

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How should marketers go about understanding their customers? What are some of the things they need...

How should marketers go about understanding their customers? What are some of the things they need to do?

To create a need, the message content has to show/share the value of the product/service being advertised?

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