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Locate an article on Global Operations or Global Business from one of the industry trade journals (International Operations Management Journal, Journal of Operations Management, Productions & Operations Management, International Journal of Operations Management, etc.).Select a topic related to what you’ve read (Competitive Advantage, Global Technology, Finance, Strategic Planning, etc.). Summarize the article. Identify three key points the author makes and explain the rationale related to the readings and your professional experience. Find evidence to support or refute the author. Be sure to use one external source in addition to the article and textbook to support your work. Paper should be written to conform to APA guidelines Paper should be 3 pages in length, not including the cover page and reference page.

Persuasive business letter:

You recently paid $250 to Keller & Jenkins for adding a provision in your will to establish a scholarship endowment at SEU. While eating lunch in a crowded restaurant, Abigail Kemp, a clerk at Keller & Jenkins, stopped by your table to commend you on your planned generosity. Although no harm was intended, you were placed in the uncomfortable position of explaining the clerk’s comments to your lunch guests. Keller & Jenkins provides its clients with a bill of rights that clearly states that client information will be kept strictly confidential. Write a letter to H. Daniel Keller, the lawyer who performed the legal work for you. Inform him of the situation and seek a full refund for the legal services.

MA3010 – Statistics for Health Professions SU20 B – Section D01

Discussion 03.1: Evaluating your Measurement Tool

Answer both of the following questions in your initial post:

1. Illness Prevalence:

The number of cases of illness in a population is referred to as its prevalence. Comment on what a high illness prevalence does to the positive predictive value (PPV). What about a low illness prevalence?

2. Study Feasibility:

In your research involving the BMI of fifth grade boys in the U.S., you will not only be collecting information on a child’s BMI, but also on his TV viewing habits, his eating habits, and his extracurricular activities. You would like to m

Chapter 18 presented special risk management issues with Blue Wood Chocolates, and chapter 19 presented various financial risks at Kilgore Custom Milling. If Blue Wood Chocolate and Kilgore Custom Milling are to develop a risk management framework, who should lead the process at each company? Should a Chief Risk Officer (CRO) be appointed? If so, to whom should he/she report and have access to? How could smaller companies without the resources for a dedicated CRO deal with ERM? What is the role for the board in such a process?

This is very good practice for the”real world.”Many jobs now requireRESUMESto be submitted electronically.So,here is an opportunity to do just that:submit your finalresume here.

Be sure it looks exactly like you want it to look; the best way to ensure this is to submit a pdf file.

Once your resume passes all of these tests:

1.All necessary contact information at the TOP of the page – name, address, email, phone numbers, (social media if desired)

2.A SOLID BLACK LINE between the contact information and the rest of the resume, like this…

3.Your resume has a HIGHLIGHTS, SKILLS, QUALIFICATIONS section at the top, designed to catch the reader’s attention right away. You only get a few seconds of reading time, so you must highlight your skills and qualifications immediately!

4. You list your EDUCATION next, includingONLY advanced/higher education (NO high schools)

5. You list your WORK EXPERIENCE/EMPLOYMENT HISTORY (DO NOT use only the word “EXPERIENCE” AS IT IS TOO VAGUE!) – Your work history does NOT focus on DUTIES OR RESPONSIBILITIES! Your resume instead listsyour WORK ACCOMPLISHMENTS – informing the reader HOW WELL YOU DO/DID YOUR JOB! (THIS IS ONE OF THE KEYS TO CREATING A MODERN 21ST CENTURY RESUME.)

6. Your resume has ELIMINATED all VAGUE, MEANINGLESS, TIRED phrases like: team-player, dedicated, motivated, works well with others, fast learner, and computer efficient. Instead you have replaced these terms with clear specific EXAMPLES – like this: Volunteered to lead a team of employees in the annual food drive for the homeless. Served as the president of the company’s Employee/Management Discussion Group.

7. Your resume can also have another section, if you have the space: PROFESSIONAL TRAINING, VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE, INTERNSHIPS, SPECIFIC SKILLS, LANGUAGES. You can add anything – as long as it will help you get a specific job!

8. Your resume DOES NOT LIST REFERENCES – OR ANY REFERENCE TO REFERENCES – i.e. – References Available on Request 9. You have a MASTERPIECE – PERFECT LOOK, ZERO WRITING ERRORS, A RESUME THAT HIGHLIGHTS YOU AND YOUR ACCOMPLISHMENTS!!!

***Special Reminder= It is usuallyveryobvious to me when students submit resumes without ever looking at the lecture notes,slides,and sample resumes.DO NOT be one of these students.

Project plans outline the intended course of events; however, things don’t always happen as intended. Organizations need to consider risks and develop a contingency plan. This plan is typically presented to management.

Add the following 2 columns to the project plan table you created in Wk 4 – Apply: Project Plan:

Potential Risk Factors

Contingency Plans

Based on your prior research, determine potential risk factors for not meeting each of the project objectives. Develop a contingency plan for each of the potential risks. Add the potential risks and contingency plan to your Wk 4 – Apply: Project Plan.

Use Microsoft PowerPoint®️ , Prezi®️ , or another software to create a 12- to 14-slide executive presentation—with appropriate images and diagrams—that summarizes the following information:

The organization’s information presented in Wk 1

SWOT analysis and market trend research

Project objectives

How success will be measured

The value this project will bring to the organization

Project metrics

Timelines

Responsible parties

Potential risk factors

Contingency plans

Include detailed speaker notes within the presentation. Convert the speaker notes to a Microsoft Word document and add it to the citations slide.

Cite all sources according to APA guidelines.

You will submit 2 different deliverables:

Updated project plan with potential risk factors and a contingency plan

Executive presentation with detailed speaker notes as a Word document within the presentation