The document discusses the Flying-V, an experimental aircraft design conceived by Delft University of Technology and Airbus. It has a V-shaped wing body design instead of a traditional tube-like fuselage. A 3-meter scale model prototype was test flown in Germany in July. The flight was mostly successful, though the plane had issues with center of gravity. Designers claim the Flying-V could carry 360 passengers and use 20% less fuel than current aircraft through improved aerodynamics. While still in development, the design may enter commercial service in the late 2030s if further testing goes well.
The Future of Air Travel - Intermediate .pdfScarlet Rojas
The article discusses a new aircraft design called the Flying-V, which houses passengers and cargo in the wings rather than a fuselage. A 3-meter prototype of the Flying-V recently completed its first unmanned test flight. The aircraft could carry up to 360 passengers and use 20% less fuel than today's most advanced airplanes. While challenges remain, the designers believe the Flying-V may revolutionize air travel by 2040 with further improvements to materials, engines, and alternative fuels like hydrogen. The pause in global flying provides time to consider more advanced and environmentally friendly options for air transportation.
The document discusses Boeing's 787 Dreamliner project and its global supply chain management approach. Some key points:
1) Boeing outsourced 70% of production to suppliers around the world, breaking from its typical secretive approach.
2) Suppliers experienced delays in delivering parts on schedule, which caused delays in Boeing's production and assembly.
3) Boeing's heavy reliance on the global supply chain made it vulnerable to issues outside its control with suppliers. Stronger management of the supply chain may have helped mitigate these problems.
Boeing's development of the Sonic Cruiser project in the early 2000s was a failure that cost the company its leadership position in the commercial aircraft market. The Sonic Cruiser, which would have carried 225 passengers at near supersonic speeds, was the wrong aircraft developed at the wrong time as the 9/11 attacks plunged the aviation industry into an economic downturn. Despite meetings with customers over 4-5 years, Boeing struggled to decide whether the Sonic Cruiser or a more efficient aircraft was the right path. Rival Airbus capitalized on Boeing's indecision and ultimately Boeing canceled the Sonic Cruiser project in 2003, acknowledging it needed more research.
This document provides details about the materials and tools used to construct an aerobatic aircraft model. Balsa wood, plywood, cardboard, epoxy glue and masking tape were used as construction materials. Drills, a protractor, and cutters were the main tools used. Balsa wood was the primary material for the fuselage, wings and tail, while plywood was used where more strength was required like wing roots. Epoxy glue was used to join major parts like the wings to the fuselage and tail. Masking tape was used for minor repairs.
Aviation includes all non-scheduled civil flying, both private and commercial. General aviation may include business flights, air charter, private aviation, flight training, ballooning, parachuting, gliding, hang gliding, aerial photography, foot-launched powered hang gliders, air ambulance, crop dusting, charter flights, traffic reporting, police air patrols and forest fire fighting.
Boeing 777 Group Case StudyAssuming the perspective of your ro.docxAASTHA76
Boeing 777 Group Case Study
Assuming the perspective of your role, consider how you would address the following case study questions:
1. What are the key issues surrounding this case?
2. What is the nature of the problems that exist?
3. Identify opportunities that may be involved.
4. In what ways were problems resolved or leveraged?
5. Recommend and justify additional courses of action that are most likely to be effective.
Student 4 - Executive SponsorJob responsibilities: Championing the project at the executive level to secure buy-in.
After reading the case study in the PDF file attached separately, answer the 5 questions above from an Executive Sponsor perspective.
50 Words for each answer.
Boeing 777 Group Case Stud
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Assuming the perspective of your role, consider how you would address the
following case study questions:
1.
Wha
t are the key issues surrounding this case?
2.
What is the nature of the problems that exist?
3.
Identify opportunities that may be involved.
4.
In what ways were problems resolved or leveraged?
5.
Recommend and justify additional courses of action that are most likel
y to
be effective.
S
tudent 4
-
Executive Sponso
r
Job responsibilities: Championing the project at the executive level to secure buy
-
in
.
After reading the case study in the PDF file attached
separately, answer the 5 questions above from an
Executive
Sponsor
perspective
.
50 Words for each answer.
Boeing 777 Group Case Study
Assuming the perspective of your role, consider how you would address the
following case study questions:
1. What are the key issues surrounding this case?
2. What is the nature of the problems that exist?
3. Identify opportunities that may be involved.
4. In what ways were problems resolved or leveraged?
5. Recommend and justify additional courses of action that are most likely to
be effective.
Student 4 - Executive Sponsor
Job responsibilities: Championing the project at the executive level to secure buy-in.
After reading the case study in the PDF file attached
separately, answer the 5 questions above from an Executive
Sponsor perspective.
50 Words for each answer.
Following his promotion to Boeing CEO in 1988, Frank Shrontz looked for ways
to stretch and upgrade the Boeing 767—an eight-year-old wide-body twin jet—
in order to meet Airbus competition. Airbus had just launched two new 300-seat
wide-body models, the two-engine A330 and the four-engine A340. Boeing had
no 300-seat jetliner in service, nor did the company plan to develop such a jet.
To find out whether Boeing’s customers were interested in a double-decker
767, Philip Condit, Boeing Executive Vice President and future CEO (1996) met
with United Airlines Vice President Jim Guyette. Guyette rejected the idea out-
right, claiming that an upgraded 767 was no match to Airbus’s new model trans-
ports. Instead, Guyette urged Boeing to develop a brand new commercial jet, the
most advanced airplane of its generation.1 Shro ...
HEAVY DUTY AIR TRANSPORT VEHICLE (HDATV)vivatechijri
There are various technologies emerging from Aeronautics and Aerospace fields which results into
different problems being solved yet there are some which will be very beneficiary in near future for military as
well as for civil purpose. We as students are working on a problem which will benefit in our near future. In our
project we are designing an electric propelled HDATV (heavy duty air transport vehicle) which utilizes VTOL
technology. The aircraft which we are designing consists of fuselage with two nacelles at the end of high placed
fixed wing and two horizontal stabilizers and a vertical stabilizer along with it. The fuselage and the nacelles are
lifting bodies that are configured to jointly form an aerodynamic lifting body which cooperates with the horizontal
stabilizer to provide aerodynamic lift to the aircraft in forward flight. The nacelles houses two propellers which
are highly pitched and powered by the BLDC Motors operating in counter-rotating directions. The nacelles will
be designed to perform tilting operation in the direction of flight whenever necessary. The aircraft will be
unmanned and controlled via radio controller. The main aim of our project is to demonstrate the use of electric
VTOL technology and to perform basic tasks like avoiding obstacles, to carry loads and to perform some air
manoeuvres.
The Future of Air Travel - Intermediate .pdfScarlet Rojas
The article discusses a new aircraft design called the Flying-V, which houses passengers and cargo in the wings rather than a fuselage. A 3-meter prototype of the Flying-V recently completed its first unmanned test flight. The aircraft could carry up to 360 passengers and use 20% less fuel than today's most advanced airplanes. While challenges remain, the designers believe the Flying-V may revolutionize air travel by 2040 with further improvements to materials, engines, and alternative fuels like hydrogen. The pause in global flying provides time to consider more advanced and environmentally friendly options for air transportation.
The document discusses Boeing's 787 Dreamliner project and its global supply chain management approach. Some key points:
1) Boeing outsourced 70% of production to suppliers around the world, breaking from its typical secretive approach.
2) Suppliers experienced delays in delivering parts on schedule, which caused delays in Boeing's production and assembly.
3) Boeing's heavy reliance on the global supply chain made it vulnerable to issues outside its control with suppliers. Stronger management of the supply chain may have helped mitigate these problems.
Boeing's development of the Sonic Cruiser project in the early 2000s was a failure that cost the company its leadership position in the commercial aircraft market. The Sonic Cruiser, which would have carried 225 passengers at near supersonic speeds, was the wrong aircraft developed at the wrong time as the 9/11 attacks plunged the aviation industry into an economic downturn. Despite meetings with customers over 4-5 years, Boeing struggled to decide whether the Sonic Cruiser or a more efficient aircraft was the right path. Rival Airbus capitalized on Boeing's indecision and ultimately Boeing canceled the Sonic Cruiser project in 2003, acknowledging it needed more research.
This document provides details about the materials and tools used to construct an aerobatic aircraft model. Balsa wood, plywood, cardboard, epoxy glue and masking tape were used as construction materials. Drills, a protractor, and cutters were the main tools used. Balsa wood was the primary material for the fuselage, wings and tail, while plywood was used where more strength was required like wing roots. Epoxy glue was used to join major parts like the wings to the fuselage and tail. Masking tape was used for minor repairs.
Aviation includes all non-scheduled civil flying, both private and commercial. General aviation may include business flights, air charter, private aviation, flight training, ballooning, parachuting, gliding, hang gliding, aerial photography, foot-launched powered hang gliders, air ambulance, crop dusting, charter flights, traffic reporting, police air patrols and forest fire fighting.
Boeing 777 Group Case StudyAssuming the perspective of your ro.docxAASTHA76
Boeing 777 Group Case Study
Assuming the perspective of your role, consider how you would address the following case study questions:
1. What are the key issues surrounding this case?
2. What is the nature of the problems that exist?
3. Identify opportunities that may be involved.
4. In what ways were problems resolved or leveraged?
5. Recommend and justify additional courses of action that are most likely to be effective.
Student 4 - Executive SponsorJob responsibilities: Championing the project at the executive level to secure buy-in.
After reading the case study in the PDF file attached separately, answer the 5 questions above from an Executive Sponsor perspective.
50 Words for each answer.
Boeing 777 Group Case Stud
y
Assuming the perspective of your role, consider how you would address the
following case study questions:
1.
Wha
t are the key issues surrounding this case?
2.
What is the nature of the problems that exist?
3.
Identify opportunities that may be involved.
4.
In what ways were problems resolved or leveraged?
5.
Recommend and justify additional courses of action that are most likel
y to
be effective.
S
tudent 4
-
Executive Sponso
r
Job responsibilities: Championing the project at the executive level to secure buy
-
in
.
After reading the case study in the PDF file attached
separately, answer the 5 questions above from an
Executive
Sponsor
perspective
.
50 Words for each answer.
Boeing 777 Group Case Study
Assuming the perspective of your role, consider how you would address the
following case study questions:
1. What are the key issues surrounding this case?
2. What is the nature of the problems that exist?
3. Identify opportunities that may be involved.
4. In what ways were problems resolved or leveraged?
5. Recommend and justify additional courses of action that are most likely to
be effective.
Student 4 - Executive Sponsor
Job responsibilities: Championing the project at the executive level to secure buy-in.
After reading the case study in the PDF file attached
separately, answer the 5 questions above from an Executive
Sponsor perspective.
50 Words for each answer.
Following his promotion to Boeing CEO in 1988, Frank Shrontz looked for ways
to stretch and upgrade the Boeing 767—an eight-year-old wide-body twin jet—
in order to meet Airbus competition. Airbus had just launched two new 300-seat
wide-body models, the two-engine A330 and the four-engine A340. Boeing had
no 300-seat jetliner in service, nor did the company plan to develop such a jet.
To find out whether Boeing’s customers were interested in a double-decker
767, Philip Condit, Boeing Executive Vice President and future CEO (1996) met
with United Airlines Vice President Jim Guyette. Guyette rejected the idea out-
right, claiming that an upgraded 767 was no match to Airbus’s new model trans-
ports. Instead, Guyette urged Boeing to develop a brand new commercial jet, the
most advanced airplane of its generation.1 Shro ...
HEAVY DUTY AIR TRANSPORT VEHICLE (HDATV)vivatechijri
There are various technologies emerging from Aeronautics and Aerospace fields which results into
different problems being solved yet there are some which will be very beneficiary in near future for military as
well as for civil purpose. We as students are working on a problem which will benefit in our near future. In our
project we are designing an electric propelled HDATV (heavy duty air transport vehicle) which utilizes VTOL
technology. The aircraft which we are designing consists of fuselage with two nacelles at the end of high placed
fixed wing and two horizontal stabilizers and a vertical stabilizer along with it. The fuselage and the nacelles are
lifting bodies that are configured to jointly form an aerodynamic lifting body which cooperates with the horizontal
stabilizer to provide aerodynamic lift to the aircraft in forward flight. The nacelles houses two propellers which
are highly pitched and powered by the BLDC Motors operating in counter-rotating directions. The nacelles will
be designed to perform tilting operation in the direction of flight whenever necessary. The aircraft will be
unmanned and controlled via radio controller. The main aim of our project is to demonstrate the use of electric
VTOL technology and to perform basic tasks like avoiding obstacles, to carry loads and to perform some air
manoeuvres.
Jordan's morning routine consists of washing hands with soap, getting dressed, and eating breakfast to start the day. Additional tasks include brushing teeth, brushing hair, filling a water bottle, and packing a lunch in the backpack. The final steps are to dress for the weather, put dishes away, and check that the backpack is ready before leaving.
This document defines and provides examples for various words related to friendship, relationships, personality traits, and communication. It explains terms like depend on, aggressive, amusing, apologize, argue, arrogant, attend, back up, caring, celebrate, determined, exciting, fair, get on well, information, invitation, jealous, loyal, mate, mean, offer, opportunity, have something in common, self-centered, supportive, tactful, tell lies, tell the truth, and unreliable. Examples are given to illustrate the meaning and proper usage of each term.
This document defines and provides examples for several English prepositions that indicate directional movement: past indicates movement from one side to another or the point where movement begins; from and to indicate movement between two points; across indicates movement from one side to another of something; in indicates being inside something; into indicates movement towards the inside of something; out of indicates exiting from the inside of something; onto and off refer to movement to or from the top surface of something.
This document contains examples of English verbs presented in their infinitive, past simple, and past participle forms. The verbs are grouped into types based on their forms. The document also includes examples sentences using some of the verbs. It teaches verb conjugations and provides practice using verbs in sentences.
The document provides information about vowel sounds in IPA (International Phonetic Alphabet) including long A sounds, short A sounds, and examples of words that demonstrate these sounds. It includes links to online resources with more detailed information about IPA vowel sounds.
This document provides an introduction to an e-book being released by onestopenglish to celebrate their 10th birthday. It includes:
- Lesson plans, worksheets, articles and audio materials across several sections like business, exams, grammar and more.
- A preview of some of the materials available, including a lesson inspiring children to make animal camouflage books and a poem about a boy's peculiar day. Materials also target business and secondary students.
- All resources come from onestopenglish's subscription area and are being shared for free in this e-book. Readers are wished happy teaching.
This chapter discusses linking and sound changes that occur in spoken English. When words are connected in speech, sounds may shift or be dropped, such as "them all" sounding like "the mall". The chapter provides rules for how final sounds link to initial sounds between words. It also explains common sound changes such as the flap 't' sound. Exercises practice identifying linked sounds and telling jokes that rely on features of connected speech.
This article profiles modern nomads in America who live off-grid in vehicles. It focuses on Bob Wells, who lives in a van and helps others do the same through his Home on Wheels Alliance charity. After facing financial difficulties, Bob adopted a nomadic lifestyle in a van. Now through videos and HOWA, he promotes vehicle dwelling as an affordable housing alternative and way to prevent homelessness. The article profiles April Craren, a 52-year-old woman who became homeless after separating from her husband. Through HOWA, she received a donated minivan and now lives on public lands, feeling healthier in her new lifestyle. Bob hopes to expand areas allowing long-term vehicle dwelling on public lands to help more people.
Homeless people in the United States are increasingly living in vehicles as an alternative to traditional housing. Bob Wells helps promote this "nomadic" lifestyle through his non-profit Home on Wheels Alliance and YouTube channel. He teaches people skills for living self-sufficiently in vehicles to prevent homelessness. April Craren received a donated minivan from HOWA after losing her home. She now feels healthier living an outdoor lifestyle. While not addressing the root causes of all homelessness, the nomadic community provides independence and support for those struggling with housing costs.
Writing Flashcards - Cork English Teacher.pdfScarlet Rojas
The document discusses how some topic has undergone dramatic recent changes and raises questions about its future. It notes that certain actions may have long term benefits regardless of short term difficulties. It remains uncertain what effects these changes could ultimately have.
Homeless people in the United States are increasingly living in vehicles. Bob Wells helps people live in vehicles through his charity Home on Wheels Alliance (HOWA). After getting divorced, Bob began living in a van to save money on rent. Now through HOWA, he helps people like April, a 52-year-old woman who became homeless after separating from her husband. April lives in a minivan she received from HOWA and feels happier living an outdoor lifestyle. HOWA gives vehicles to people who cannot afford housing and helps them maintain independence.
Uganda's Eco City - Intermediate Article.pdfScarlet Rojas
The article describes a project transforming a ruined Ugandan village into a thriving town called Okere City. Ojok Okello started the project in 2019, building a school, clinic, bank, and using solar power for electricity. He pays for the project himself and emphasizes community involvement. Okere City now generates revenue through projects like the school and local businesses. It focuses on using local shea nuts and trees, unlike other cities solely focused on wealth. The community invests together through a loan program run by local women.
This document provides a pronunciation activity with instructions for students to:
1) Underline where sounds may be linked in sample sentences based on their knowledge of linking sounds.
2) Take turns saying each sentence, paying attention to linking final consonants followed by vowel or consonant sounds.
3) The activity contains 18 sample sentences about fashion for students to analyze for linking sounds.
Turkey is embarking on a cultural mission to preserve its fairy tales. A large academic project called Masal is collecting fairy tales from around Turkey that have been submitted by members of the public and academics. The tales come from different regions of Turkey and cover various story types. They are being indexed and compiled into a searchable database to make them available to the public. The goal is to preserve Turkey's rich fairy tale heritage for future generations.
Uganda's Eco City - Elementary Article .pdfScarlet Rojas
Four thousand people live in Okere City in northern Uganda. Ojok Okello transformed the ruined village of Okere Mom-Kok into the successful town of Okere City, providing electricity from solar power, clean water, a school, clinic, and other amenities. The unique selling point of Okere City is its shea trees, from which the city produces and sells Okere Shea Butter. Local residents can get loans from Okere City's investment club, which operates through members investing money and receiving loans, continuing the cycle of lending.
Turkey is embarking on a cultural mission to preserve its fairy tales by collecting and indexing around 10,000 stories through an academic project called Masal. The stories are being submitted by the public and academics and will be made available through an online database once approved. Researchers hope the database will allow future generations to enjoy the traditional stories and their lessons of wonder, courage, and morality.
Jordan's morning routine consists of washing hands with soap, getting dressed, and eating breakfast to start the day. Additional tasks include brushing teeth, brushing hair, filling a water bottle, and packing a lunch in the backpack. The final steps are to dress for the weather, put dishes away, and check that the backpack is ready before leaving.
This document defines and provides examples for various words related to friendship, relationships, personality traits, and communication. It explains terms like depend on, aggressive, amusing, apologize, argue, arrogant, attend, back up, caring, celebrate, determined, exciting, fair, get on well, information, invitation, jealous, loyal, mate, mean, offer, opportunity, have something in common, self-centered, supportive, tactful, tell lies, tell the truth, and unreliable. Examples are given to illustrate the meaning and proper usage of each term.
This document defines and provides examples for several English prepositions that indicate directional movement: past indicates movement from one side to another or the point where movement begins; from and to indicate movement between two points; across indicates movement from one side to another of something; in indicates being inside something; into indicates movement towards the inside of something; out of indicates exiting from the inside of something; onto and off refer to movement to or from the top surface of something.
This document contains examples of English verbs presented in their infinitive, past simple, and past participle forms. The verbs are grouped into types based on their forms. The document also includes examples sentences using some of the verbs. It teaches verb conjugations and provides practice using verbs in sentences.
The document provides information about vowel sounds in IPA (International Phonetic Alphabet) including long A sounds, short A sounds, and examples of words that demonstrate these sounds. It includes links to online resources with more detailed information about IPA vowel sounds.
This document provides an introduction to an e-book being released by onestopenglish to celebrate their 10th birthday. It includes:
- Lesson plans, worksheets, articles and audio materials across several sections like business, exams, grammar and more.
- A preview of some of the materials available, including a lesson inspiring children to make animal camouflage books and a poem about a boy's peculiar day. Materials also target business and secondary students.
- All resources come from onestopenglish's subscription area and are being shared for free in this e-book. Readers are wished happy teaching.
This chapter discusses linking and sound changes that occur in spoken English. When words are connected in speech, sounds may shift or be dropped, such as "them all" sounding like "the mall". The chapter provides rules for how final sounds link to initial sounds between words. It also explains common sound changes such as the flap 't' sound. Exercises practice identifying linked sounds and telling jokes that rely on features of connected speech.
This article profiles modern nomads in America who live off-grid in vehicles. It focuses on Bob Wells, who lives in a van and helps others do the same through his Home on Wheels Alliance charity. After facing financial difficulties, Bob adopted a nomadic lifestyle in a van. Now through videos and HOWA, he promotes vehicle dwelling as an affordable housing alternative and way to prevent homelessness. The article profiles April Craren, a 52-year-old woman who became homeless after separating from her husband. Through HOWA, she received a donated minivan and now lives on public lands, feeling healthier in her new lifestyle. Bob hopes to expand areas allowing long-term vehicle dwelling on public lands to help more people.
Homeless people in the United States are increasingly living in vehicles as an alternative to traditional housing. Bob Wells helps promote this "nomadic" lifestyle through his non-profit Home on Wheels Alliance and YouTube channel. He teaches people skills for living self-sufficiently in vehicles to prevent homelessness. April Craren received a donated minivan from HOWA after losing her home. She now feels healthier living an outdoor lifestyle. While not addressing the root causes of all homelessness, the nomadic community provides independence and support for those struggling with housing costs.
Writing Flashcards - Cork English Teacher.pdfScarlet Rojas
The document discusses how some topic has undergone dramatic recent changes and raises questions about its future. It notes that certain actions may have long term benefits regardless of short term difficulties. It remains uncertain what effects these changes could ultimately have.
Homeless people in the United States are increasingly living in vehicles. Bob Wells helps people live in vehicles through his charity Home on Wheels Alliance (HOWA). After getting divorced, Bob began living in a van to save money on rent. Now through HOWA, he helps people like April, a 52-year-old woman who became homeless after separating from her husband. April lives in a minivan she received from HOWA and feels happier living an outdoor lifestyle. HOWA gives vehicles to people who cannot afford housing and helps them maintain independence.
Uganda's Eco City - Intermediate Article.pdfScarlet Rojas
The article describes a project transforming a ruined Ugandan village into a thriving town called Okere City. Ojok Okello started the project in 2019, building a school, clinic, bank, and using solar power for electricity. He pays for the project himself and emphasizes community involvement. Okere City now generates revenue through projects like the school and local businesses. It focuses on using local shea nuts and trees, unlike other cities solely focused on wealth. The community invests together through a loan program run by local women.
This document provides a pronunciation activity with instructions for students to:
1) Underline where sounds may be linked in sample sentences based on their knowledge of linking sounds.
2) Take turns saying each sentence, paying attention to linking final consonants followed by vowel or consonant sounds.
3) The activity contains 18 sample sentences about fashion for students to analyze for linking sounds.
Turkey is embarking on a cultural mission to preserve its fairy tales. A large academic project called Masal is collecting fairy tales from around Turkey that have been submitted by members of the public and academics. The tales come from different regions of Turkey and cover various story types. They are being indexed and compiled into a searchable database to make them available to the public. The goal is to preserve Turkey's rich fairy tale heritage for future generations.
Uganda's Eco City - Elementary Article .pdfScarlet Rojas
Four thousand people live in Okere City in northern Uganda. Ojok Okello transformed the ruined village of Okere Mom-Kok into the successful town of Okere City, providing electricity from solar power, clean water, a school, clinic, and other amenities. The unique selling point of Okere City is its shea trees, from which the city produces and sells Okere Shea Butter. Local residents can get loans from Okere City's investment club, which operates through members investing money and receiving loans, continuing the cycle of lending.
Turkey is embarking on a cultural mission to preserve its fairy tales by collecting and indexing around 10,000 stories through an academic project called Masal. The stories are being submitted by the public and academics and will be made available through an online database once approved. Researchers hope the database will allow future generations to enjoy the traditional stories and their lessons of wonder, courage, and morality.
A review of the growth of the Israel Genealogy Research Association Database Collection for the last 12 months. Our collection is now passed the 3 million mark and still growing. See which archives have contributed the most. See the different types of records we have, and which years have had records added. You can also see what we have for the future.
Walmart Business+ and Spark Good for Nonprofits.pdfTechSoup
"Learn about all the ways Walmart supports nonprofit organizations.
You will hear from Liz Willett, the Head of Nonprofits, and hear about what Walmart is doing to help nonprofits, including Walmart Business and Spark Good. Walmart Business+ is a new offer for nonprofits that offers discounts and also streamlines nonprofits order and expense tracking, saving time and money.
The webinar may also give some examples on how nonprofits can best leverage Walmart Business+.
The event will cover the following::
Walmart Business + (https://business.walmart.com/plus) is a new shopping experience for nonprofits, schools, and local business customers that connects an exclusive online shopping experience to stores. Benefits include free delivery and shipping, a 'Spend Analytics” feature, special discounts, deals and tax-exempt shopping.
Special TechSoup offer for a free 180 days membership, and up to $150 in discounts on eligible orders.
Spark Good (walmart.com/sparkgood) is a charitable platform that enables nonprofits to receive donations directly from customers and associates.
Answers about how you can do more with Walmart!"
How to Build a Module in Odoo 17 Using the Scaffold MethodCeline George
Odoo provides an option for creating a module by using a single line command. By using this command the user can make a whole structure of a module. It is very easy for a beginner to make a module. There is no need to make each file manually. This slide will show how to create a module using the scaffold method.
How to Setup Warehouse & Location in Odoo 17 InventoryCeline George
In this slide, we'll explore how to set up warehouses and locations in Odoo 17 Inventory. This will help us manage our stock effectively, track inventory levels, and streamline warehouse operations.
How to Fix the Import Error in the Odoo 17Celine George
An import error occurs when a program fails to import a module or library, disrupting its execution. In languages like Python, this issue arises when the specified module cannot be found or accessed, hindering the program's functionality. Resolving import errors is crucial for maintaining smooth software operation and uninterrupted development processes.
Executive Directors Chat Leveraging AI for Diversity, Equity, and InclusionTechSoup
Let’s explore the intersection of technology and equity in the final session of our DEI series. Discover how AI tools, like ChatGPT, can be used to support and enhance your nonprofit's DEI initiatives. Participants will gain insights into practical AI applications and get tips for leveraging technology to advance their DEI goals.