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Topic: Operation and Process Management
Paper instructions:
I am just inquiring whether or not you think you can finish and complete
an assignment like the sample one i uploaded.

I am interested in doing process management or Inventory or Project
management ( have to be a topic from my text Book.

I am seriously considering let u do my assignment but deadline is
imperative for me and a well done assignment too.

We are using Operations and Process Management -Principles and Practices
for Strategic Impact. Third Edition by Nigel Slack, Alistair Brandon
Jones, Robert Johnston and Alan Betts.

I am thinking of doing Inventory Management of some company or Quality
Management or Project Management.

Please send quote as soon as possible.

Assignment

Using your own organisation or a local organisation that you know
well, identify a strategic
operations issue or problem that needs to be addressed. This problem
should be based on
one of the topics you have covered in this subject. Essentially, your
task will be to:

a) Describe the organisation briefly, but well enough for the
assignment examiner to
understand what the organisation does and its relevance to this
assignment

b) Briefly explain the specific operational issue, problem or process
that needs to be
addressed and provide clear details of its function within the
organisation. For
example, this might include:
• a chart or process flow diagram to show the functional relationships of
the
process or problem issue with the rest of the organisation’s workflow
• key objectives and purpose of the operation including your opinion
of its current
and ideal performance (preferably supported by actual performance data)
• opportunities for change and improvement to the process or techniques
being
used now
• resource implications or constraints that need to be considered
• technologies and/or manpower issues involved in the process.

c) Analyse the problem using a concept covered in this subject (this
should be the major
part of your work and your report). (If you believe it is appropriate,
you can use more
than one concept from the subject but bear in mind the word limit
mentioned below.)
In analysing the problem, you should consider:
• the five main performance objectives of operations management;
• changes to performance or outcomes (such as cost, output, quality,
productivity etc);
• potential improvements that you believe can be made;
• relevant theory calculations where possible;
• where possible, any information about the costs involved

d) Provide brief recommendations for improving the process or problem
including
comparisons of your recommendations against the current system, and
details of
changes needed to correct the problem or improve the situation. Bear
in mind that your recommendations should be potentially cost effective
i.e. you
must argue the changes from the point of view of their potential to
improve cost,
quality, output, productivity etc. In other words, do not just provide a
‘wish’ list of
recommendations without considering their practicality.

Important Instructions

1. Assignments must contain proper citations and referencing using the
Harvard style
referred to in the AIB Style Guide, that is:

citations (or in-text references) of quoted and paraphrased materials to
support
your arguments/comments, and
b. a reference list relating specifically to your in-text references.

2. Your grade will be adversely affected if there is no/poor citations
and/or reference list,
as referred to above.

3. Assignments of this nature normally contain between 6 and 12 relevant
references
from different sources in the reference list.

4. All references must be from credible sources such as books, industry
related journals,
magazines, company documents and latest articles.

5. You are encouraged to make use of the AIB online library which can be
accessed
through the AIB website.

6. AIB checks assignments with anti-plagiarism software. Please carefully
check your
assignments before final submission to ensure that all quoted and
paraphrased
materials are properly cited and referenced.

7. The total number of words should be 2500 words (excluding your cover
page, an
abstract, table of contents, list of references or appendices.) Penalties
may apply when
you exceed the word limit. You can place any supporting material that
exceeds this
word limit into appendices. However, a reader should not have to look at
an appendix
to determine the main thrust of the points you are making in your
assignment. So
make sure all your main points are in the body of your assignment and
refer there to
the appendices that will support the points you are making.

Topic: Financial Research Report
Paper instructions:
Assignment 1: Financial Research Report
Due Week 10 and worth 300 points
Imagine that you are a financial manager researching investments for your
client that align with its investment goals. Use the Internet or the
Strayer Library to research any U.S. publicly traded company that you may
consider as an investment opportunity for your client. (Note: Please
ensure that you are able to find enough information about this company in
order to complete this assignment. You will create an appendix, in which
you will insert related information.)
The assignment covers the following topics:
 Rationale for choosing the company for which to invest
 Ratio analysis
 Stock price analysis
 Recommendations
Write a ten to fifteen (10-15) page paper in which you:
1. Provide a rationale for the U.S. publicly traded company that you
selected, indicating the significant factors driving your decision as a
financial manager.
2. Determine the profile of the investor for which this company may be a
fit, relative to that potential investor’s investment strategy. Provide
support for your rationale.
3. Select any five (5) financial ratios that you have learned about in
the text. Analyze the past three (3) years of the company’s financial
data, which you may obtain from the company’s financial statements.
Determine the company’s financial health. (Note: Suggested ratios
include, but are not limited to, current ratio, quick ratio, earnings per
share, and price earnings ratio.)
4. Based on your financial review, determine the risk level of the
company from your investor’s point of view. Indicate key strategies that
you may use in order to minimize these perceived risks.
5. Provide your recommendations of this stock as an investment
opportunity. Support your rationale with resources, such as peer-reviewed
articles or material from the Strayer Library.
6. Use at least five (5) quality academic resources in this assignment.
Note: Wikipedia and other Websites to not qualify as academic resources.
Your assignment must follow these formatting requirements:
 Be typed, double spaced, using Times New Roman font (size 12), with
one-inch margins on all sides; citations and references must follow APA
or school-specific format. Check with your professor for any additional
instructions.
 Include a cover page containing the title of the assignment, the
student’s name, the professor’s name, the course title, and the date. The
cover page and the reference page are not included in the required
assignment page length.
The specific course learning outcomes associated with this assignment
are:
 Critique financial management strategies that support business
operations in various market environments.
 Analyze financial statements for key ratios, cash flow positions, and
taxation effects.
 Review fixed income strategies using time value of money concept, bond
valuation methods, and interest rate calculations.
 Estimate the risk and return on financial investments.
 Apply financial management options to corporate finance.

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Topic: Native American Studies Research Paper
Paper instructions:
Six pages, double-spaced. Submit to D2L as a Word document.
Focusing on one of the four tribes we have studied in class (i.e.
Anishinaabe, Cherokee, Tohono O’odham or Yurok) AND one additional tribe
of your choice, compare and contrast a specific contemporary issue
(1960s-present) that has impacted both tribes. Briefly describe the
historical context of the issue. For example, coal mining on Navajo
Nation is rooted in economic policies dating from the early twentieth
century.
Please focus on one of the following topics:
• Impacts of and responses to important Court cases (e.g. Oliphant) or
Legislation (e.g. Violence Against Women Act)
• Creation stories and their impact on tribal identity
• Economic development
• Employment and/or job training
• Environmental rights or Environmental Justice
• Gender Roles
• Health programs
• International border issues
• Land management
• Native language issues, such as language revitalization
• Political activism
• Religious freedom
• Reserved Rights (e.g. land, water, fish, etc.)
• Sovereignty
• Treaty Rights
You may propose a different topic to your TA by November 25 through
email. The essay is due Thursday, December 5 by 9 p.m. to D2L Dropbox.

You should have at least 5 references. One of the references must be an
academic article. A second reference must come from a credible news
source. If you have questions whether a source is appropriate, feel free
to ask your TA. Provide clear definitions or explanations of key terms
and concepts that you use in your paper. Make your text understandable
for every reader, while demonstrating critical insight concerning the
subject matter. This is an analytical paper.

In addition to mainstream media outlets the following list of websites
dedicated to Indigenous issues may be helpful in locating relevant
sources:

• United States based news source:
www.indiancountrytodaymedianetwork.com/
• United States based news source: www.indianz.com
• United States based news source: www.nativeweb.org
• Lakota Nation News site: www.lakotacountrytimes.com
• Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma news room:
http://www.cherokee.org/PressRoom/Default.aspx
• Navajo Nation news site: http://navajotimes.com
• White Earth Indian Reservation: www.whiteearth.com
• News source for federally recognized tribes in Oklahoma:
www.nativetimes.com
• United States based news blog (focus on law):
www.turtletalk.wordpress.com
• United States based indigenous rights organization:
www.indianlaw.org
• United States based indigenous legal organization: www.tribal-
institute.org
• U.S. government Bureau of Indian Affairs:
http://www.bia.gov/News/index.htm
• International Working Group on Indigenous Affairs (specialist
organization): http://www.iwgia.org/news/latestnews
• News source for the Maori in New Zealand:
http://maorinews.com/karere/
• News source for First Nations in Canada: http://www.aptn.ca/
• News source for Aboriginal peoples in Australia:
http://www.nit.com.au/
• United Nations Special Rapporteur on the Rights of Indigenous
Peoples: http://www.ohchr.org/en/NewsEvents/Pages/NewsSearch.aspx?
MID=SR_Indigenous_People
• United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues:
http://social.un.org/index/IndigenousPeoples/NewsandMedia.aspx
• Organizations of American States Special Rapporteur on the Rights of
Indigenous Peoples:
http://www.oas.org/en/iachr/indigenous/press_releases/default.asp

Topic: President McKinley
Paper instructions:
1. Introduction
2. Short Biography
3. Discussion of the high points of his presidency
4.Discussion of the low points of his presidency
5. discussion of his signature legislative initiative
6. discussion of how his signature benefited/hurt the nation
7. your substantiated opinion about the legacy of this president
8. conclusion

Topic: Informal Proposal
Paper instructions:
I am currently in my 3rd year of electrical engineering technology
program and need a proposal done for a fully automated wet well. I have
already completed the PLC programming just need write up done. Here is
the scenario:

The PLC Assignment Scenario

The Set Up

You were told by an acquaintance at Metro College, a community college in
Nickel Ridge, that the college was looking to automate the currently
manually overseen two pump sewage lift station that is located in one of
its college buildings, the building that most staff has their offices in.
The college has asked for brief but informal proposals from several
independent firms to do the job.

The Current System

The current wet well collects sewage from the Glennys Ford building in a
gravity fed system of piping. The level is monitored using a Johnny ball
system. The system has two pumps that move the sewage out, the first
activated when the level hits a specific number (approximately 25%) the
second when the level hits a second number (approximately 50%). Your
friend at the college tells you that the %-ages are a bit of a guess on
his part but that you will get the numbers in due course. The pumps are
relatively new since they were both replaced recently, one 18 months ago,
currently the lead pump, and the second 4 months ago, currently the lag
pump.

The Corporate Gift

A corporate patron of the college recently gave a gift of equipment to
the college – the patron says that the equipment is all PLC related and
is enough to automate the wet well system. The patron, however, does not
do PLC programming himself, particularly because he is under
investigation in a municipal bribery scandal. No documentation of any
kind was included with the equipment, but the college’s request for
proposal says it includes everything that is needed to do the proposed
job.

What the College Wants

The college has asked for an informal proposal to do the following job:

· Explain the benefits of an automated system
· Inventory and test the donated equipment
· Prepare a set of spec sheets for the “main components”
· Assess if enough equipment is included to do the proposed job
· Write and test the PLC and SCADA programming to do the job
· Give a statement of the length of time and costs related to
doing the proposed job

You note that outlining the problems of the current situation and
outlining the benefits of the proposed project are large parts of what a
proposal does anyway, so you don’t need to include them in the tasks
required to complete the proposed job.

Your Task

Prepare a proposal that meets the college’s wants. Set the proposal up
as a memo formatted report that is addressed to Samuel Davis, Facilities
Manager, Metro College.

Include a clear schedule chart (aka a Gantt chart). (I can do this if it
is to much for you)

Make sure you address the full list of the college’s wants.

 

Topic: Diabete nutritional supplement reserach.(please write diabete one
)
Paper instructions:
Select one botanical compound or other CAM dietary supplement used as
complementary therapy in HIV Disease or in Diabetes. (see list below for
DM suggestions or Table 24.7 for HIV suggestions; you may also choose
others listed on the NCCAM website)

2. Research information about the selected supplement. You may use
websites and reference books. Prepare a 1-page write-up about the
compound, including the following information:

a. Common name & botanical name of supplement b. Active compound, if
known
c. Potential or suggested uses for the supplement in general, and
specifically for
DM or HIV. What is the supplement purported to do?

d. Side effects or toxicity of the supplement

e. Scientific evidence for efficacy of the supplement

f. Potential interactions with prescription or over the counter drugs

*Use credible sources. Be sure to reference the source of information for
each of these items. List the website or other reference so that someone
else will be able to check your information.*

* Summarize the information in your own words*Do NOT simply copy what you
read – that is plagiarism!*

3. Find at least one peer-reviewed scientific research publication
(from Pubmed or other library source) that relates to your supplement.
Summarize the findings in 1-2 paragraphs. ** Attach a copy of the Journal
Abstract, including citation.**

4. Based on your research, would you recommend this supplement to a
client? – why/why not
Suggested supplements for Diabetes:

Garlic Cinnamon
Tumeric Fenugreek Berberine
Ginko Biloba Bitter melon
Chromium Asian Ginseng Prickly Pear Cactus
Pterocarpus marsupium (Indian kinko, Malbar kinko, Pistasara, Venga)

Gymnema Sylvestre (Gurmar, Meshasringi, Cherukurinja)
Others possible…

 
Suggested sites:

Office of Dietary Supplements (ODS): http://ods.od.nih.gov/

National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine (NCCAM):
http://nccam.nih.gov/

Linus Pauling Institute Micronutrient Information Center:
http://lpi.oregonstate.edu/infocenter/

Vitamin Herb University: www.vitaminherbuniversity.com

Integrative Therapeutics Drug Nutrient Interactions Checker:
www.integrativepro.com/Resrouces/Professional-Resources/Drug-Nutrient-
Interaction-Checker

Drug Interactions Checker: www.drugs.com/drug_interactions.html/

Medscape Drug Interaction Checker: http://reference.medscape.com/drug-
interactionchecker

Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center: http://www.mskcc.org/cancer-
care/integrative-
medicine/about-herbs-botanicals-other-products

 
Reference Books:

Mosby’s Handbook of Herbs and Natural Supplements, 4th edition, by L
Skidmore-Roth, RN, MSN, NP.

The Health Professional’s Guide to Dietary Supplements, by SM Talbot and
K Hughes.

The Health Professional’s Guide to Popular Dietary Supplements 3rd
edition, by A S Fragakis MS, RD, with C A Thomson, PhD, RD.

Topic: Please choose title for power point presentation
Paper instructions:
Women and minorities in the court

 

Prepare a 10- to 15-slide Microsoft® PowerPoint® presentation that
explains the topic.

 

Include statistics, contemporary examples, and scholarly sources in your
presentation.

 

Arrange the information in a visually appealing manner by selecting an
appropriate background design and by balancing short, bulleted phrases
with complementary images.

 

Include all references in the notes section for each slide

 

Format your presentation consistent with APA guidelines.

 

Topic: International Finance: BMW: Currency Hedging 2007
Paper instructions:
Case Analysis

The detailed analysis of the case should start with a one-half page
executive summary with the issue and the major recommendations. It will
then include an introduction, where the students illustrate the problem
faced by the firm and its background, a main section that will provide
the details and evaluate the alternatives, and a conclusion with the
specific recommendations. For each case, I will provide a few questions
to help with analysis. However the write up should not be limited to
answering such questions. I expect the reports to be 8 pages (double-
spaced, 12 point font) maximum, excluding the summary, tables and graphs.
Supporting tables, spreadsheets and graphs (the exhibits) are limited to
10 pages. The exhibits should be referred to in the text of the paper as
they are needed to support the argument being made. Exhibits that are not
needed should not be included and all exhibits should be referenced in
the paper.
The case can be found here:
http://educompcentrallibrary.files.wordpress.com/2012/11/hrvd-bmw-
currency-hedging-2007.pdf

Questions to be answered in the case
• How would you evaluate BMW’s transaction and economic exposure?
• What do you think of BMW’s hedging strategy?
• Would you consider a range of 1.15 to 1.17 USD/Euro to be an
appropriate equilibrium rate? How would you forecast future exchange
rate?
• According to BMW’s net exposure and its hedging strategy, how big do
you think the impact of currency fluctuations is on profits and its stock
market value? How would you quantify it?
• BMW likes to follow a natural hedging strategy for its operations.
How can this strategy help the firm in minimizing its USD exposure?

Topic: applyin’g for a job as a case manager at REALITY HOUSE
Paper instructions:

 

Describe skills, training, or experience related to the position that you
are applying for:
Provide any volunteer/internship experience:
If you have had gaps of unemployment, explain those gaps:
If applying for a part time position, please list hours of availability:
Please describe what you believe Reality House Programs to be and the way
you see the position you are applying for to fit into the organization:
How do you anticipate your demeanor will be with people who have been
convicted of criminal behavior?
If hired, what type of relationship do you anticipate having with current
or past participants of Reality House Programs?
OUR MISSION

The mission of Reality House Programs, Inc. is to provide a broad
continuum of community corrections in the least restrictive and most
productive environment; while remaining true to our core philosophy of
helping to maintain the rehabilitative focus of our participants,
offering accountability to our courts, providing safety for our
community, and seeking retribution for the victims of crime.

We believe in a prosperous future for participants who commit to a future
free of substance abuse & crime.

Our strategy to fulfill our mission is grounded in the principles
outlined by the Missouri Reentry Process (restated herein):

 Our participants can change and be productive citizens;
 The reentry process begins when the participant first enters the
institution or seeks help;
 Reality House Programs, Inc. will help to ensure that there is seamless
continuum of services for the participant coming from prison or other
agency;
 Participants must remain sober and live in an environment that teaches
sobriety;
 Participants must receive training, education, and treatment to help
them be better prepared for the transition into the community;
 Participants must meet their obligations to their children to help
reduce the intergenerational cycle of crime;
 Employment is an important element in ensuring that the participant
remains stable;
 Ensure Faith-based and/or Family support elements in ensuring the
participant’s future ability to reintegrate into the community;
 Participants must have help to access to healthcare services;
 Reality House Programs, Inc. must endeavor to enforce restitution for,
and input from, the victims of crime.

This mission statement is reviewed by the corporate board of directors
annually and updated as neede

 

 

OUR HISTORY

Reality House was founded 42 years ago, in 1970, with a more limited role
than today: it was to provide local judges, for the first time, with an
alternative sentencing option for first time offenders.

At the time, circuit judges could send these convicted offenders to
prison, usually the state penitentiary, or back onto the streets in the
care of probation officers. Using federal money provided under the Law
Enforcement Assistance Act, our local LEAA committee researched and
established Reality House based on a fledgling experiment in Minnesota.
One of our current Board of Director member, Hank Waters, states that one
of the most interesting and rewarding experiences of his civic life was
service on the LEAA committee under the chairmanship of Judge Frank
Conley and subsequently as a founding member of the Reality House board,
a position he says he is “pleased to occupy to this day”.

With fragile funding and the challenge of selling their dream to judges,
state legislators and other public officials in lawmaking and criminal
corrections fields, Reality House began to do good work and gradually
proved its worth. For the first time, judges had a better option for many
of the fledgling criminals they had to sentence and public budget makers
found good reason to provide funding as part of their corrections
budgets.

The judge could sentence the first-time offender to probation with an
initial experience at Reality House, where serious rules were in effect
and heavy-duty Reality Therapy counseling occurred. A fact of criminal
life is that most youthful first-time offenders were, and still are,
afflicted with drug and alcohol problems. As Hank says, “The idea, of
course, was to divert the burgeoning miscreant from a life of crime and
into productive citizenship.”

The idea proved successful. The original role continues, and Reality
House since has evolved to fill a continuum of criminal justice system
and treatment programming.

The original dream, still being worked out today, was to take care of
local criminal offenders here at home instead of sending them off to
dangerous environments, such as prison. It was believed then, as it is
today, that it would save lives, save money, make society safer and allow
judges to provide more humane, intelligent options for sentencing
OUR PHILOSOPHY

At Reality House Programs, we believe people can change, and we provide
the opportunity. We also believe in the importance of proving
opportunities for the offender to interact with the community, while
meeting their responsibilities and obligations to the criminal justice
system and community.

Reality House Programs has an ethical responsibility to the participants
and community it serves. Our program philosophy; through our mission,
vision, and core approach; provides a consistent and ethical framework
for our participant services and business practices. To support ethical
operations and fair treatment of participants Reality House Programs
operates according to a policy of ethical behavior. Our ethical practices
serve to ensure that Reality House Programs, Inc. conducts its business,
and participant care practices, in an honest, decent, and proper manner.
Our core approach is fostering participant acceptance of self-
responsibility and promoting a motivation to change.
Job Title: BOP Case Manager
Summary Job Description: The scope of BOP Case Manager’s responsibility
shall include supervision of all participants and compliance with all
governing contracts related to the corporation’s BOP program. Moreover,
must maintain satisfactory rapport with the liaison officer assigned by
the governing contractor to monitor said participants and contract
requirements.
Key Areas of Responsibility:

• BOP Program Policies, Procedures, and Contract Compliance
• BOP Staff, Participant, and Referral Agency Relations
• BOP Participant Supervision
• BOP Resource Management

Requirements: Bachelor’s Degree. Law Enforcement, Drug/Mental Health
Case Management or Counseling, Social Services, Judiciary background.
Salary: Commensurate with experience and credentials.

 

BACK TO POSITIONS AVAILABLE

Topic: 6. Internet Service Provider is only a facilitator and
therefore he is not liable for anything. Do you agree with this
statement? Discuss with decided cases and propose recommendations to
protect consumer on-line rights.
Paper instructions:
Dear Friend,

> > > Legal Application & Technology
> > >
> > > Topic (3000 words)
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > 1. Introduction -500 words
> > > 1.1 Background of the study
> > > 1.2 Objective
> > > 1.3 Research Problem
> > > 1.4 Research question
> > > 1.5 Method (design of the method)
> > > 1.6 Acadamic’s contribution
> > > Industrial contribution
> > >
> > > 2.Body Lietreture 900 words
> > >
> > > Review – law & cases
> > >
> > > 3. Study Result 400 words
> > >
> > > 4. Analysis – 900 words
> > >
> > > 5..Conclusion & Recommandation – 300
> > > words
> > >
> > > Please kindly help me
> > >
> > > Regards
> > >
> > > LRW

 

General Information
You are required to choose a topic (from the list attached) and to
undertake an initial 20-minute presentation in order to introduce the
chosen topic area. Following your presentation, you are required to
undertake a report (consisting of approximately 2,.500 words) based on
the framework content discussed within the presentation.

The presentation will account for 10% of the overall mark, with the
written report accounting for 40%.

 

Instructions to Students:
Please select ONE topic from the following list of issues. Undertake
research in your chosen topic area, considering the implications of your
choice upon the Information Systems environment.
 Your presentation should take the form of a ‘snap shot’ of the
research undertaken.
 It should indicate the reason for your chosen area of research and
contain an outline of the main areas to be considered within the written
assignment.
 You will be expected to offer questions of the group and to deal
with them in an appropriate manner. Marks will be allocated for this
skill.

 

 A summary of your presentation (with associated references) must be
provided on the day that the presentation is undertaken.

 

 Your written assignment should consist of appropriate analysis and
synthesis, indicating the contribution your discussion makes to the
Masters degree.

 

 The word limit is approximately 3,000 words. You must ensure that
all sources used in the compilation of this assignment are cited in the
Reference / Bibliography section.