Category: Business and Management

  • Title: Government Intervention in the Automobile Industry to Regulate Trade Example: In 2018, the United States government imposed tariffs on imported steel and aluminum, affecting the automobile industry. The government’s reasons for this intervention were to protect domestic steel

    Provide an example of government economic intervention designed to influence, regulate, or control trade for a specific industry from one of the articles and summarize the government’s reasons for the interventions.
    Identify which parties and organizations were or will be impacted by the government intervention, including any impacts on the price of commodities.
    Briefly summarize key information a business in the industry from your example needs to know to fully understand how the intervention will affect its business.

  • Title: The Impact of Industry 4.0 Technologies on Marketing Analytics and Value Management Industry 4.0, also known as the Fourth Industrial Revolution, is characterized by the integration of advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence, big data, and

    How do Industry 4.0 technologies contribute to marketing analytics and value management? Identify some of the companies that are not doing this. Explain how they could implement Industry 4.0 technologies.
    Your journal entry must be at least 200 words in length. No references or citations are necessary.

  • “Applying Lessons Learned: A Summary of Weeks 2 & 3” Over the past two weeks, I have gained valuable knowledge and insights through the assigned readings and lessons. The focus of these two weeks was on the importance of effective communication

    Write a 250-word summary (max 400 words) of what was learned for the past two weeks (weeks 2 & 3) and apply the content from the assigned readings and the lessons.
    Required: This assignment does not need to be in APA (Use Lessons Learned Template Provided below). Make sure submittal is professional, proper sentence structure, grammatically correct and no spelling errors.

  • Title: The Impact of Data Centers on Energy Efficiency: An Economic Analysis and Policy Recommendations

    Consumer and Firm Behaviour
    rubric
    Analysis A (20 pts). Here is where you have to show your economic knowledge! We want to see you thinking about the main parties affected by the issue in question. You should identify any parties involved, and give a very clear description of how and why they are affected. Adequate use of economic terms and analysis will be given high marks. Moreover, diagrams are highly recommended. Illogical or far-fetched arguments here will receive mark deductions.
    Analysis B (20 pts). Here you have to take the analysis you have done in part A to identify any potential policy the government can use to remedy the situation at hand. You should clearly describe different policies and show how they would solve the problem. You also may want to show the effect of these policies to other related markets. One policy is not enough here to receive full marks. Detail a number of possible policies. You should also explain any possible advantages (pros) and disadvantages (cons) of each policy or regulation. Be specific as much as possible.
    Recommendation (10 pts). Here you take what you have done in part B and choose what would be the best policy to solve the issue introduced. It does not necessarily need to be one policy, it could be a policy mix. You do need, however, to say why you have included the policies you have over the ones you have not. Concise and logical arguments will be awarded high marks here. 
    Diagrams (20 pts). Clever, relevant and well designed diagrams will be awarded high marks. Obviously one is not enough, a number of different diagrams showing the various situations and policy effects is recommended. Having said that, putting diagrams just for the sake of having many diagrams is not encouraged. Also, it is important to remember that we are talking about supply and demand diagrams, other types of diagrams will contribute towards the section they are enclosed in.
    this is the website about news 
    https://www.economist.com/technology-quarterly/2024/01/29/data-centres-improved-greatly-in-energy-efficiency-as-they-grew-massively-larger
    using demand and supply market note to analysis the news. and i upload sample and lecture note might you need that. 

  • Principles of Purchasing Title: Understanding the Key Principles of Purchasing Introduction: Purchasing is a crucial aspect of any business or organization as it involves the acquisition of goods and services necessary for the operation and growth of the company. It is

    : PRINCIPLES OF PURCHASING
    Instructions
    1.      
    READ
    THE ATTACHED BOOK AND USE IT TO ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS
    2.       Note
    that if you use internet materials and chat GPT, the maximum score will be 0mks. You must stick to using the book that is attached
    3. Explain your answers in detail avoid point-form answers that are not well explained.

  • “Improving Customer Focus and Maintaining High Standards in Human Resources: A Guide to Effective Solutions”

    kindly note that I failded this two questions and I have a feedback to re-write:
    2.2 please follow the attached feedback (word count 338)
    Summarise the ways in which you
    can be customer-focused, and standards-driven in your own context
    (AC 2.2).
    There are two
    parts to this answer:
    1)    Give an example of how HR can be customer
    focussed/ deliver a good customer service
    2)    Give an example of how HR had to maintain high standards/
    high quality in their work.
    1.5 please follow the attached feedback (word count 385)
    Recommended two solutions to the two issues
    identified.
    please strike off the old answers 

  • “Difficult Decisions: Navigating Political Factors in the Promotion Process” “Balancing Legally Required Benefits and Employee Entitlement Mentality in HR Management”

    The Promotion Board
    As a member of a promotion board, you have been confronted with a difficult decision. The board is fairly split on who to promote into the vacant manager position, and results from several valid predictors have not differentiated very well among the few candidates for the position: there is not a candidate that is clearly outperforming the others. Although you tried to avoid it, several board members have political reasons for preferring one finalist over the rest (this person is not the best choice, according to the predictor data). Furthermore, the results of this promotion decision (a vacancy that the company has not seen in years) are likely to reverberate throughout the organization—all the finalists are key internal players who exercise immense influence and command the loyalty of their subordinates. If one of the finalists were to leave or become disgruntled, it would be devastating for the organization. Many of the board members believe that the finalists should not have the privilege of knowing what went into the decision; they believe the board’s say is final, regardless of how it affects the finalists. As a key board member overseeing the promotion process, how would you go about making a decision?
    After making your first post, engage with your colleagues about their ideas.
    —–
    Adapted from: Judge, T. A. & Kammeyer-Mueller, J. D. (2022) Staffing Organizations (10th ed.). McGraw-Hall: https://www.mheducation.com/highered/product/staffing-organizations-judge-kammeyer-mueller/M9781260703054.html
    Please respond to the following students:
    1. Heather- Even though this is a difficult decision as a board member  I would have to say at firs, I would talk to the other board members how crucial it is to find our suitable candidate that provide all the KSAOs for the benefit and success of our company’s goals. Even though these candidates have not met our recommendation for our manager position, we should definitely continue to look for the right candidate, we can outsource for the right candidate. To me its best to find the right one and have our company values and goals upfront, besides worrying about losing a candidate. I say that because our company is like that they hold on to people for the wrong reason and sometimes they are part of the problem, I don’t think companies should lean on this issue and have poor management in position and cause more devastation for the company. I don’t want us to pick someone based on “who we know” rather than the KSAOs. 
    However, if they refuse and I am left with one to choose, if this candidate is the best we have internal, then I would like for us to explain the reason to the rest of the finalists based on our decision and why we pick who we pick. Internal recruitment is the process of identifying and attracting current employees for open jobs. They have numerous advantages: they already know the organization’s culture, they have already developed relationships with coworkers, and they may require less training than external hires. Being honest and upright with the people will allow them to know how to improve as a greater leader in the organization. Even as a Senior Lead my plant manager encourage me to go back to school and told me some of my weaknesses he would like to improve. I mean depends on how you go about it and look at it. Even when I had an interview, and they find a more suitable supervisor, and she told me since I only had 2 years of supervision, the required 5 and even though I have a lot of knowledge, and skills I could bring to the company they like me to have some more years as a supervisor. I understand and respect it when she call and let me know, she was very polite and I was disappointed but understand, they look for the best candidates to help achieve their companies goal. So, we should provide feedback to our internal recruiters as well.
    Despite the decision because we cannot please all candidates that’s internal, if we follow the Policies Development and Policy Implementation, then we are showing fairness amongst the candidates. Communication is the key and you must relay to the finalist that was chosen so he/she knows the company’s goal and duties needed to perform to achieve for our success!
    REF:
    Heneman, H. (2021). Staffing Organizations (10th ed.). McGraw-Hill Higher Education (US). https://devry.vitalsource.com/books/9781264072590Links to an external site.
    2. Legally Required Benefits
    In what ways may legally required benefits have contributed to an employee entitlement mentality regarding discretionary benefit offerings? Explain your rationale.
    Please respond to the following student:
    Audrey- Benefits that are legally required, such as those imposed by labor laws or government regulations, may unintentionally foster an entitlement mentality among employees with regard to optional benefit packages in a few ways. For example, workers may believe that benefits required by law are unbreakable rights that they are entitled to just by nature of their employment. Even though they are not mandated by law, employees may come to expect discretionary benefits as part of their compensation package due to this representation. Legally mandated benefits provide a norm for what workers feel they should receive as part of their compensation package, which can influence workers’ views of entitlement. If individuals believe that other employers provide more generous benefits than the minimum required by law, this may affect their expectations for voluntary benefits and result in a sense of entitlement.

  • Title: “Navigating Conflicting Microsystems: Personal Reflection and Impact”

    The Activity titled “Case Study: Conflicting Systems” describes conflict that arises when two 
    microsystems in Martina’s life interact. Can you relate to her experience? Please explain why or 
    why not. Then, share a situation where conflict arose when two microsystems in your life 
    interacted. What impact did this have on you and others around you? Please explain and provide 
    examples.

  • “Uncovering the Mysteries of Cloud Computing: How One Lecture Helped Me Connect with My Dad’s Career”

    All you need to do is make up why I liked this lecture and what about it seemed interesting to me. This is especially what he wrote ” 1500 word paper on
    which chapter/lecture your found the most interesting and why.” 
    – I was planning on tying in the cloud lecture to letting the professor know that my dad works in cloud currently and I never really understood his industry but it was a great lesson because I was able to have a full conversion about cloud with my dad etc.. and kind of base it off of that. 

  • Title: “Optimizing Operations Management at Morgan Motor Company: A Case Study Analysis”

    Identify and explain an operations management practice or process within the organisation –
    ‘Morgan
    Motor Company’ https://morgan-motor.com/
    2. Using secondary research critically analyse how this operation management practice supports the
    success of the organisation in terms of efficiency.
    3. Evaluate how technology could be or has already been embedded in this operational process and
    consider what risks does this technology pose?
    4. Using secondary research, examine what supporting functions are linked to this operation
    management practice and evaluate how can they assist with ensuring organisational success for
    ‘Morgan Motor Company’?