China’s Free Trade Agreement and Export to Other Asian Countries: A Systematic Review
Required:
A systematic review of China’s Free Trade Agreement and Export to Other Asian Countries (1,850 words)
MS Project for Gatt Charts and Network Diagrams (Reflection Paper)
Project Planning and Management Assignment
Assessment Details
A: Summative Assessment: Individual Reflective Report on Project (100%,
compulsory).
Based on the given project scenario, write a 5,000 words (including appendix and
references) project planning report addressing the following project tasks. Please note that
you may work in groups with your fellow students for discussions but the report has to be
completed individually.
Project Scenario: as the chief student representative in the Business Strategy class, you have
been given a total £5,000 budget from the Faculty of Business, Greenwich University to organise
an academic conference on the topic of ‘Towards sustainable business model innovation in 2020’.
All the students in your class are requested to work in groups to prepare the presentation slides
and to dress formally to present their ideas. Their audience include both the academics from the external universities and business experts from external industries who are invited by the Faculty
of Business. However, as the organiser, you and your project team must prepare a list of potential
audiences; once it is approved by the Faculty of Business, you need to prepare the invitation card
and send them out on behalf of the Faculty. A small scale of prize-giving ceremony is also needed
at the end of the competition.
In your project planning report, you are required to provide details of the following six tasks:
1. Prepare Project Scope Statement to state the project’s objectives, deliverables, technical
requirements and milestones.
2. Prepare Work Breakdown Structure (WBS, to include at least 10 activities) for the project.
3. Based on the work breakdown structure (WBS) above, create a Gantt Chart, a network
diagram and indicate the critical path by using MS Project software.
4. Explain who your stakeholders are and how would you manage them.
5. Discuss what your project risks might be and how would you manage them.
6. Explain how you would evaluate this project in terms of key project success factors.
Assessment Details
A: Summative Assessment: Individual Reflective Report on Project (100%,
compulsory).
Based on the given project scenario, write a 5,000 words (including appendix and
references) project planning report addressing the following project tasks. Please note that
you may work in groups with your fellow students for discussions but the report has to be
completed individually.
Project Scenario: as the chief student representative in the Business Strategy class, you have
been given a total £5,000 budget from the Faculty of Business, Greenwich University to organise
an academic conference on the topic of ‘Towards sustainable business model innovation in 2020’.
All the students in your class are requested to work in groups to prepare the presentation slides
and to dress formally to present their ideas. Their audience include both the academics from the external universities and business experts from external industries who are invited by the Faculty
of Business. However, as the organiser, you and your project team must prepare a list of potential
audiences; once it is approved by the Faculty of Business, you need to prepare the invitation card
and send them out on behalf of the Faculty. A small scale of prize-giving ceremony is also needed
at the end of the competition.
In your project planning report, you are required to provide details of the following six tasks:
1. Prepare Project Scope Statement to state the project’s objectives, deliverables, technical
requirements and milestones.
2. Prepare Work Breakdown Structure (WBS, to include at least 10 activities) for the project.
3. Based on the work breakdown structure (WBS) above, create a Gantt Chart, a network
diagram and indicate the critical path by using MS Project software.
4. Explain who your stakeholders are and how would you manage them.
5. Discuss what your project risks might be and how would you manage them.
6. Explain how you would evaluate this project in terms of key project success factors.
Incident Commander and Emergency Management
Required:
Discussion of the roles and responsibilities of an incident commander during an emergency management. Also include the qualifications for one to be an IC (4-5pages).
Issues in Management Information Systems
Instructions
Management Decision Problem
Chapter 13. Management Decision Problem (13-9). located in your course text. Read the business scenario and provide a response to:
Diagram (List the steps) of the existing process.
What is the impact of the existing process on Sear’s operational efficiency and customer relationships?
What changes could be made to make this process more efficient?
How could information systems support this change?
Diagram (List the steps) of the new improved process?
Book: Management Information Systems
Edition: 15th
ISBN: 9780134639710
Author: Laudon
Publisher: Pearson
Formats: Hardcover, BryteWave Format
Copyright Year: 2018
Generational Issues in the Workplace. Multigenerational Organizations
Generational Diversity in the Workplace
Strategic Planning and Risk Management
Part 1A: Project Summary
You are engaged jointly by East Dunbartionshire and West Dunbartonshire local authorities to advise and act as a Consultant during the proposed merger and the creation of their new IT infrastructure.
Your brief is as follows:
Identify and manage the risks and vulnerabilities through Strategic Planning and Risk Management.
In order to achieve this, you should undertake the following:
Critically evaluate tools/models/approaches in order to prepare a Strategic Plan for the proposed merger (Minimum 3).
Critically evaluate tools/models/approaches/standards for risk management (Minimum 3). Synthesise your evaluative findings and make recommendations which should form the basis of a formal report of recommendations for Strategic Planning and Risk Management strategies to the local authorities. Your report must contain a minimum of three tools/models/approaches.
Background Information:
The additional information you will need for your critical evaluation may be fictional or drawn through research. You must include diagrams of tools/models/approaches that you have used and indicate their relevance.
Guidance:
Use a formal report format which must be referenced according the Harvard Style system. You may include other recommendations into your report that you feel relevant. Your maximum word count for Part A is 3000 words excluding quotations and in text referencing.
Part 1B: Project Name:
Assessment task Part 1B: Identifying the LESPI considerations that the council should acknowledge.
Project Summary
You are engaged jointly by East Dunbartionshire and West Dunbartonshire local authorities to advise and act as a Consultant during the proposed merger and the creation of their new IT infrastructure.
Your brief is as follows:
Identifying the LESPI (Legal, Ethical, Social and Professional issues) considerations that the council should acknowledge.
In order to achieve this, you should undertake the following:
Critically evaluate each aspect of LESPI in depth
Provide examples to support your findings. For example: GDPR breach
Provide recommendations to how the council can counteract any issues raised.
Background Information:
The additional information you will need for your critical evaluation may be fictional or drawn through research. You must include diagrams of tools/models/approaches that you have used and indicate their relevance.
Guidance:
Use a formal report format which must be referenced according the Harvard Style system. You may include other recommendations into your report that you feel relevant. Your maximum word count for Part B is 3000 words excluding quotations and in text referencing.
Difficult Conversations
Required
Answer the following questions using real life examples as a leader, for the last question
“would you do differently in the future, now that you know more about influence and
influential dialogues?” use the attached resources as guidelines
Reflect on a time when you conducted a difficult conversation with somebody at work. Who
was this person, and why was the conversation necessary?
What did you do to prepare for the conversation, and how did you steer it towards the
desired outcome?
What was the outcome of the conversation? Did you resolve the problem? What did you
learn from this experience?
Importantly, based on your experience in that conversation, what would you do differently
in the future, now that you know more about influence and influential dialogues?
Difficult Conversations
Required
Answer the following questions using real life examples as a leader, for the last question
“would you do differently in the future, now that you know more about influence and
influential dialogues?” use the attached resources as guidelines
Reflect on a time when you conducted a difficult conversation with somebody at work. Who
was this person, and why was the conversation necessary?
What did you do to prepare for the conversation, and how did you steer it towards the
desired outcome?
What was the outcome of the conversation? Did you resolve the problem? What did you
learn from this experience?
Importantly, based on your experience in that conversation, what would you do differently
in the future, now that you know more about influence and influential dialogues?
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