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1. The document outlines steps for ensuring instructions from a superior meeting are properly communicated to subordinates, suppliers, and clients around the world. 2. The process involves three stages: data collection, information sharing, and follow up. Data collection involves analyzing, documenting, and clarifying the instructions. 3. Information sharing involves identifying stakeholders, their preferred languages and needs, dividing confidential and public information, and selecting storage and sharing mechanisms like email. Follow up ensures understanding through calls and conferences.
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Total
Available
Total
Earned
35 #/35
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AssignmentCourse TitleHND in Business Management Studen.docx
Assignment
Course Title:
HND in Business Management
Student Name:
Unit No. &Title:
16–ManagingCommunications, Knowledge & Information
Edexcel No.:
Batch No.
Centre Ref. No.:
Learning Outcomes:
LO1,LO2,LO3 & LO4
E-mail:
Issued Date:
17th August 2017
Learner Declaration
I confirm that the work submitted for this assignment is my own.
Submission:
17th September 2017
Signature:
Assessor:
Ms. Komal Beg
Received by & Date:
Assessment Feedback
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Comments*
Criteria
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P
M
D
* The assessor has made sufficient comments within the work and brief is mentioned here.
Final Grade Awarded :
Assessor Signature:
Date:
IV Signature:
Date:
Student Agreement:I understand the feedback given to me and agree to carry out the actions in future works as required and indicated.
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Grading Matrix – M & D Criteria (Unit -16 – Managing Communications, Knowledge & Information)
Learning Outcome
Assessment Criteria / Possible Evidence
M1.1 Answers reflect that effective judgements have been made.
1.1Use of specific content and the level of informationshows that an effective approach has been applied and demonstrated. All the steps taken for research are well justified.
2.1 Analyzethe benefits of personal networking to your career.
M2.3 Use multiple sources of information to find different facts and techniques.
All Tasks:
· Any assessment activities you complete should be properly referenced for evidence of competence.
· Sources are summarized & justified.
M3.3Arrange of methods of presentation has been usedand technical language has been accurately used.
3.1Explore and brief the ways World Wide Web can help organization improve better and effective communications. Well-structured and presented using the appropriate methods.
4.1How to increase the productivity of the company via expert systems and artificial intelligence that can help.
D1.1 Conclusions have been arrived at through synthesis of ideas and have been justified.
2.1analyse the modern world opportunities and challenges faced by a new student in business career. Explain how internet has made a your personal network more efficient, effective and successful.
1.1Produce a proper evaluation report for the effectiveness of the given solution and justification shown for solving specific organization problems. Present the relevant information in a clear & easily assimilated manner in writing.
3.2Self explanation of your own learning and improvement in knowledge and skill base.
D2.1 Autonomy / independence has been demonstrated.
All Tasks:
· Clarification in understanding assessment instructions is sought, when required.
· Assessment reviews are completed within agreed time frames.
D3.4 Problems have been solved
4.1Produce a report containing the role of IT for managing this type of organization.Discuss the measure to be taken to provide security and accuracy of data.
3.1List the drawback of the proposed solution and suggestion for improvement.Explain the challe.
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ASSIGNMENT 2
1. Draft a legal memorandum in which you discuss the likelihood of a successfully recovery by your client.
What particular tort or torts can your client claim
What are the elements of the legal claim that must be proven
What are the facts that support or weaken your client’s case
2. Write a summary of the main steps that you, as the paralegal, need to take in order to prepare the Hilary Case for trial.
What are the processes or activities that you will need to conduct so that you are ready for a trial What do you need to do or have someone else do (e.g., prepare motion, subpoena, discovery request)
3. Describe two (2) issues that would cause you to reach out to the supervising attorney for help.
Substantively – do you need more particular facts – which and why
are there other parties whom you need to interview; include as parties – who and why
is there additional legal analysis, experts, information that you need – what and why
4. Draft a letter to the supervising attorney in which you recommend the settlement of the Hilary Case.
Why are you recommending settlement? - What are the strong or weak points that the client needs to understand as reasons for compromising a settlement
Use at least two (2) quality references. Note: Wikipedia and other Websites do not quality as academic resources.
1
3
Week 8 Assignment 3
Student Full Name
Strayer University
BUS499 Business Administration Capstone
Dr. Grizzell, Dr. Gardner
Date
Everything in Blue below should be deleted
Due Week 8 and worth 150 points
Using the corporation you chose from Assignment 1, examine its industry. Research the company on its own Website, the public filings on the Securities and Exchange Commission EDGAR database (http://www.sec.gov/edgar.shtml), in the University's online databases, and any other sources you can find. The annual report will often provide insights that can help address some of these questions. NOTE: Be sure to read Chapters 1 – 10 in the course textbook and complete the LEARN E-Activities for Weeks 1-8 as they set the foundation to this assignment. Be sure to cite your sources! Begin your paper on Page 2 and write a minimum of six (6) pages (does not include Title or Source pages).
Week 8 Assignment 3
Write your brief introduction here: It should not be more than 1 good paragraph (about 5 complete sentences) to introduce the reader to your topic and it should explain in detail what your paper will be discussing. Much of your introduction may be taken from the assignment itself (in your own words). Read the scenario to get a feel for what the paper is about and explain what your paper will be discussing – so be sure to review the Assignment instructions AND Rubric for understanding. Finally, please ask me any questions about this assignment.
Business-Level Strategies
Analyze the business-level strategies for the corporation you chose to determine the business-level strategy you think is most important to the long-term succe.
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3Individual Assignment Social, Ethical and Legal Implicat.docx
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Individual Assignment: Social, Ethical and Legal Implications
Purpose of Assignment
The purpose of this assignment is to help students think through the importance of social, legal and ethical
issues that may arise with their product or service and the implications of decisions made within those
frameworks. It is designed to help the learners understand ethical and legal issues related to marketing
practices. This knowledge helps to prevent such issues when developing the marketing strategies in their
marketing plan. The executive overview of the marketing plan is not a summary and conclusion, but an
overview of what the plan entails and what it does not address.
Grading Guide
Content Met PartiallyMet Not Met Comments:
Student assesses the ethical, legal, and
social issues affecting your product or
service in two markets: The United States
and one international market.
Student develops a process to monitor
and control marketing performance. This
process could be a flowchart but a
flowchart is not required (which would not
count towards his/her word count
requirement.)
The ethical, legal, and social issues
assessment is a maximum of 700 words in
length.
Student formulates an executive summary
of no more than 350 words that includes at
minimum the following required elements:
∑ Strategic Objectives (required)
∑ Products or Services (required)
∑ Resources Needed (optional)
∑ Projected Outcomes (optional)
Student integrates the previous weeks’
sections of his/her marketing plan, and
incorporates corrections and suggestions
from the instructor’s weekly feedback. The
student’s marketing plan should include
the following:
∑ Understanding Target Markets (Week
2)
∑ Promotion and the Product Life Cycle
(Week 3)
∑ Price and Channel Strategy (Week 4)
∑ Marketing Communication and Brand
Strategy (Week 5)
∑ Executive Summary, Legal, Social and
4
Content Met PartiallyMet Not Met Comments:
Ethical Considerations (Week 6)
Total
Available
Total
Earned
95 #/95
Writing Guidelines Met PartiallyMet Not Met Comments:
The paper—including tables and graphs,
headings, title page, and reference page—is
consistent with APA formatting guidelines and
meets course-level requirements.
Intellectual property is recognized with in-text
citations and a reference page.
Paragraph and sentence transitions are
present, logical, and maintain the flow
throughout the paper.
Sentences are complete, clear, and concise.
Rules of grammar and usage are followed
including spelling and punctuation.
Total
Available
Total
Earned
35 #/35
Assignment Total # 130 #/130
Additional comments:
Assessment Cover Sheet and Feedback Form
2019/2020
Course Code:
UC1PR2101
Course Title:
Programming & Databases
Lecturer:
Johan van Niekerk
Rayne Reid
Assignment
No:
2 of 3
Total number of pages,
including this page: 8
Maximum Word Count:
Not specified
Assignment Title:
Relational Database Design
Date Set:
03.04.2020
Submission Date:
24..
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Asking the Right Questions
Convincing others to buy into an idea, a product, or an initiative requires listening and communicating effectively. Asking the right questions can help people to open up and to discuss upcoming changes more freely, while understanding that they have a voice in the process.
Scenario: Your company has developed a new initiative or product, or it is introducing a change to technology or personnel that will affect your team and its daily working environment. You are tasked with gathering buy-in from your team, as well as learning if they have any objections to this initiative.
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Post your initial response by Wednesday, midnight of your time zone, and reply to at least 2 of your classmates' initial posts by Sunday, midnight of your time zone.
I hope this will be helpful:
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Please make sure you do all the week's readings and listen to the videos before answering the following questions:
1.
What is the new initiative and why it is important (e.g. a reorganization, a new product, a new technology, etc.)?
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2.
You are going to ask your team three (3) questions that will generate a healthy conversation about this new initiative or product. Draft these questions and share them with us.
• In your readings this week, you will learn about open-ended and closed-ended questions. You need open-ended questions as they give you the most information. As Munter says this week, open-ended questions are designed to elicit the most information from others (1). They usually contain the words, what, why or how.
3.
When you ask your team these three questions, explain to us how you will know if your questioning was effective?
You need to ask questions that prompt a conversation because that is how you will gain, as Jack said,
"get every brain in the game" (Welch, 2).
The discussions will let you know that your questions were effective.
One of the most important ingredients for buy-in and winning is trust. Without this, it is unlikely that the stakeholders will show support for your initiative. Trust can be gained by candor and transparency, creating a connection, and communicating clearly. If
you have candid and transparent discussions with your team, the answers they give will let you know that your que.
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Essay 2
- 2. You have just participated in an important meeting with your superior. How will you ensure that every part of the instructions you received will properly reach all subordinates, suppliers and clients, located in different parts of the world? The process to pass up the instructions efficiently to all subordinates, suppliers and client will compromise of three stages which are enlisted as follows Data collection. Information sharing. Follow up. 2
- 3. Meeting with Superior Analyze the instruction and due intent of the instruction. If in doubt, verify the intent of the instructions by re-discussing with superior. Identify and list the share holders ( Sub ordinates, Suppliers & clients) to whom information has to be sent. Identify the common language each share holder is comfortable with. Identify special needs ( language ) of specific share holders. Divide the information in confidential information and information meant for team as a whole. Anticipate the additional data the subordinates, supplier and client may need or the questions they may ask. Get adequate information in advance to clarify their possible concerns. Document the instructions using a suitable format. s.no Agenda Point Discussions Action Points Responsbility Review date Target closure date Datacollection Data collection 3
- 4. If large documents to be supplied as supporting document , identify the storage mechanism and data retrieval mechanism which is accessible to concerned people. Share data through agreed mechanism. ( official email, Post) Define format for sharing information. s.no Agenda Point Discussions Action Points Responsbility Review date Target closure date InformationSharingFollowup Make phone calls to ensure key members to clarify doubts. points are clearly understood. If required, call teleconference/video conference with team Information sharing and follow up 4
- 5. Thank you 5