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Transportation and Distribution Final Assignment

Throughout this course, we have discussed various aspects of the logistics network, including warehousing, transportation, and distribution considerations. We have also looked at challenges in transportation, end-to-end requirements from manufactured goods to customer needs, and considerations for transportation planning and execution strategies within supply chain management systems.  Finally, we reviewed reverse logistics.  For this final project, you will utilize the knowledge that you have gained on these subjects and complete the following: Choose a global manufacturing firm and write a...

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Man3786 -2

Your job in this assignment is to convey a sustainability concept to the business world effectively as a marketing firm. Then you will take a sustainable business concept and communicate it in a way that touches environmental and social stakeholders. Remember that each party has a different way of viewing the world and your marketing piece needs to convince them at their level. Your piece can be in any format: Flyer Trifold Video Radio Ad News article Types of business sustainability measures:  (If you would like to work with another sustainability measure, please contact your instructor for...

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Principles of Business - Assignment 4

4. Many career counselors believe that you are more likely to succeed in an organization in which you fit the culture. How could you determine before joining an organization whether you fit its culture?

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Week 6 Disscusion 1

What is the relationship among Kirkpatrick’s four levels of evaluation? Would you argue for examining all four levels, even if your boss suggested you should look only at the last one (results) and, that if it improved, you would know that training had an impact? Provide at least one example (e.g., tool, device, etc.) that would be used to gather evaluation data at each level.

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Financial Reporting and Analysis

One step in assessing the quality of earnings is to look for red flags. An example of a red flag is a significant increase in accounts receivable without commensurate growth in sales (that is, accounts receivable turnover decreases). List and discuss at least five other red flags the astute analyst might look for, explain why each is a red flag, and identify where the analyst might find this information.

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strengths finder

· Evaluate the   implications of changing environmental factors on organizational choices   within a global environment and formulate solutions.    · Demonstrate the ability to   utilize technology in multiple ways to formulate and achieve project and/or organizational   goals.  · Create and demonstrate the verbal   and written communication skills which express ideas clearly, logically,   and persuasively.  · Demonstrate the ability to   collect and evaluate information   and data in order to formulate analytically   sound decisions and understand the likely consequences of those decisions.

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Healthy Competition

This week you learned about competition and strategy. A little healthy competition is good for an organization, however, from time-to-time, it can lead to failure. Using what you have learned this week, choose two organizations that you feel are in solid competition with one another and discuss why you feel these organizations are good competitors. Your work should include the following: ·  Outline the competitive points of the organization. ·  Develop a diagram that compares the two organizations. ·  Your diagram should be creative and should be thorough in documenting the competition. ·  Sum...

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The Accounting Cycle

The company utilizes a storage facility on the other side of town. The landlord, as part of an inducement to the company, has agreed to delay the December cash payment for use until January 15th of next year. The company signed a monthly rental agreement of $2,000 per month on December 1st.

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Business 520 discussion 3

Daniel Goleman, a psychologist, was the first to popularize the trait emotional intelligence, sometimes referred to as EI. Emotional intelligence is a person's capacity to be aware of her or his emotions and feelings towards others to influence their thinking and actions. The four components of EI are: