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Before you conduct the research, you may study:
Relevant textbooks (e.g., Supply Chain Management, Operations Management) on these subjects.
Supply Chain Management (SCM) is the integration of key business processes from initial raw material extraction to the final customer, including intermediate processing, transportation, and storage activities and final sale to the end customer. Today the practice of SCM is becoming extremely important to achieve and maintain competitiveness. Many firms are just now beginning to realize the advantages of supply chain integration.
(a) Discuss the strategically important reasons for adopting Supply Chain Management?
(b) SCM is not without problems. Adopting SCM often involves
risks and negative
consequences. Other than the
Bullwhip effect, what are the potential negative aspects
(e.g.,
drawbacks, risks, any other
undesirable consequences) of Supply Chain Management? You
may utilize current real world
examples (e.g., Coronavirus Pandemic) in making your
arguments.
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16-5 The text notes that it is unclear how effective corporate codes of conduct are in achieving the desired behavior from members of the organization. Identify a recent corporate ethics scandal (e.g. Volkwagen and Dieselgate or Wells Fargo and creating fake accounts) and find the company’s code of ethics online. Provide a summary of the scandal and identify how the behavior that created the scandal violates the code and any ways it did not. Explain how the code might need to be changed to reduce the odds of this happening in the future.
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13-3 What is the role of the engineer in the 4Ps of marketing? How does this change for the engineering manager?
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Please read and answer questions 1 and 2 please.
Self-Coaching Action How can you make sure that you are learning from your experiences and developing the grit necessary to make things happen? Set aside some time to think about a time when you suffered a severe disappointment, setback, or even failure when working toward a goal. It could have been in school, in the workplace, or in your community. It could have been years ago or very recently. With that experience in mind, make some notes in your leadership journal about your reflections on these two questions:
1. How have you reframed this experience so you could recover and move on?
2. What helped you bounce forward from it?
Take the lessons learned from this experience and apply them to the next time you face a setback. One of the key methods for developing resilience is to learn from every experience you have in life. Connecting the dots of your various experiences gives you greater clarity about the things that matter the most to you and enhances
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Think about the culture of the company where you currently work or where you have previously worked.
Describe the culture of the organization.
Do you "fit" with that organization's culture? Why or why not?
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1)because some companies have been conducting have been conducting market research for many years on particular market they are interested in, they understand the characteristics of target customers. For this reason, when should marketing research not be undertaken?
a. when the actual costs are less than the forecasted benefits
b. when there is no secondary data in existence of guide the project definition
c. when the perceived costs are the same as the forecasted benefits
d. when the research would be redundant and waste of money
2) what specifies the research questions to be answered, how and when the data will be gathered, and how the data will be analyzed?
a. the research design
b. secondary data use plan
c. the sampling plan
d. the research collaborative plan
3) what can marketing managers use marketing research for?
a. to implement a sales promotion
b. to improve the quality of their decision making
c. to learn how to more efficiently respond to customers
d. to find out why a marketing plan failed to launch
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"it is a questionable honour to be a professional in today's society." Discuss this statement in light of the expansion of professional liability and the reasons for the expansion. Also comment on how many professionals can now protect themselves and their property from claims against them in terms of liability
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Please read and answer the question, thank you!
Self-Coaching Action
Reflecting on and writing about experiences is a very powerful tool for supporting people going through stressful situations. The reflections help you see what you did in the past that you can learn from and apply to your current situation. You can realize your own capacity for courage. In your leadership journal write about a time in your life when you believe you demonstrated courage, whatever you understand that to mean. Your story can relate to something recent or in your distant past. It can be about something that occurred at work, at school, in your community, or in any setting. In talking to people about their experiences with courage, we've found that some folks struggle with the notion that they might have acted courageously. If you have this initial response, that's pretty normal.
To get started, you might begin by completing this sentence several times until you settle on something you want to think reflect on more deeply: “It took courage for me to ___________________________________________.”
Then, write down your answer to this question: “In that moment of courage what lessons did this teach me about courage?” You are a courageous person, so keep working on strengthening that courage muscle, and it will be ready for the unexpected fears and uncertainty you will face in becoming the best leader you can be.
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The current problem with healthcare and other government-driven applications has many facets. It has been reported that several states' healthcare systems and basic labor software were written in the 1970s or earlier and written in COBOL and in Basic. Two languages that work just fine except they are old and the programmers that know how to write patches and updates and are old. The programs work though needing upgrades and patches to bring them up to current specifications and need to service far more transactions per second than they were designed.
The cost for upgrades and patches plus changing the capabilities of the code to match current demands is expensive. The cost of rewriting everything in a modern code Java, JavaScript and or Python is extremely costly.
What should be done? How could you solve this using The Pros and Cons, SWOT analysis, or even Cost-Benefit Analysis?
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What are the business mechanisms that are available to stimulate and support innovation and investment in Ontario’s and/or Canada’s bio economy with particular reference to forest
bioeconomy.
Benchmark and compare Canadian and Ontario’s examples to programs from jurisdictions within the European Union (preferably individual Scandinavian States) and the EU itself
1. What is the current inventory of available options?
2. Identify possibly opportunity gaps;
3.How do they track in relation to Technical Readiness Level (TRL)?
4. Identify and compare qualification brackets (program eligibility);
5. Identify and compare those associated standard and specialized performance metrics of various programs;
6. Create a visualization map of Ontario’s and Canada’s business mechanisms, overlaid by research investment and business investment;
7. Identify or develop best case examples drawn from the comparison state or Canada (explain how and why).
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Select one country from each continent,and analyse their tax structure.Make a table so that i can understand it better.
(I need atleast 1000 words and need the answer in tabular form only)
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Post one company example and briefly explain which one of the five porter generic competitive strategies is pursued by the company.
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Do you consider Usability as a functional requirement of EHR system?
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It has become a common belief that economic growth contributes to environmental problems. How can businesses practice environmental protection and experience economic growth at the same time? Is continued government regulation over business practices necessary to protect the environment or are businesses becoming more “environmentally friendly” on their own?
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