Individual Research Presentation Every student required to select a REAL-WORLD company to conduct research. The goal of this exercise is to practice employing the five-force model and SWOT analysis to analyze the competitive environment of a real-world company and the firm itself.

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Individual Research Presentation Every student required to select a REAL-WORLD company to conduct research. The goal of this exercise is to practice employing the five-force model and SWOT analysis to analyze the competitive environment of a real-world company and the firm itself. Each student is required to make a presentation to the whole class. Each student will select a company from a non-repeatable list of firms that is designated by the instructor, i.e., each student will present a different company. Each presentation will have two parts: First, within maximum 7 minutes of presentation time, you should use PowerPoint to discuss at least the followings in an integrated manner: • Introduce the company and its industry. • Discuss/identify the suppliers, buyers, potential/current new entrants, substitutes, rivals in the industry. • Discuss the five forces of the industry following the five-force model. • Make an overall assessment of the competitiveness/attractiveness of the industry. • Discuss of the opportunities and threats from the external environments that the company encounters. • Discuss of the internal strengths and weaknesses that the company possesses. • Do you think the company can reply on its strengths to capitalize the external opportunities and address the external threats? Second, the presenting student should host a Q&A session of approximately 2 minutes with the class – answering questions and trying to determine what they agree and disagree with your analysis. You should prepare to answer questions from the instructor and the class. You should defend your position, but also be willing to incorporate good suggestions from the class.

 Individual Research Presentation Every student required to select a REAL-WORLD company to conduct research. The goal of this exercise is to practice employing the five-force model and SWOT analysis to analyze the competitive environment of a real-world company and the firm itself.

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Individual Research Presentation Every student required to select a REAL-WORLD company to conduct research. The goal of this exercise is to practice employing the five-force model and SWOT analysis to analyze the competitive environment of a real-world company and the firm itself. Each student is required to make a presentation to the whole class. Each student will select a company from a non-repeatable list of firms that is designated by the instructor, i.e., each student will present a different company. Each presentation will have two parts: First, within maximum 7 minutes of presentation time, you should use PowerPoint to discuss at least the followings in an integrated manner: • Introduce the company and its industry. • Discuss/identify the suppliers, buyers, potential/current new entrants, substitutes, rivals in the industry. • Discuss the five forces of the industry following the five-force model. • Make an overall assessment of the competitiveness/attractiveness of the industry. • Discuss of the opportunities and threats from the external environments that the company encounters. • Discuss of the internal strengths and weaknesses that the company possesses. • Do you think the company can reply on its strengths to capitalize the external opportunities and address the external threats? Second, the presenting student should host a Q&A session of approximately 2 minutes with the class – answering questions and trying to determine what they agree and disagree with your analysis. You should prepare to answer questions from the instructor and the class. You should defend your position, but also be willing to incorporate good suggestions from the class.

The smart watch is a feature that combines all the smart watch on the market today, in addition to a new feature.Because many people are not temperate in diet, many adults now have many health problems. We can use smart watches to control the daily absorption of sugar, calories, etc. If it exceeds the normal dosage, the watch will make a huge sound to remind you.

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The smart watch is a feature that combines all the smart watch on the market today, in addition to a new feature.Because many people are not temperate in diet, many adults now have many health problems. We can use smart watches to control the daily absorption of sugar, calories, etc. If it exceeds the normal dosage, the watch will make a huge sound to remind you.

 

Features

Customers need to eat a tiny candy that can be dissolved. This candy is a small sensor.

The candy will dissolve automatically within half a year and will not cause any bad effects on the body.

You can see the amount of your day’s intake on your mobile app and see what traces are missing from your body.

For example, people who like to eat high sugar are very likely to have diabetes and obesity. When your intake exceeds today, the watch will give off a huge noise warning.

 

 

Product review

Smart watches can make our life more healthy

It can help detect the calories and sugars we consume every day, and it will alert us by vibration or alarm

You can record the type and time of food intake.

 

 

Competition

Smart watch manufacturer

App about recording diet

Dietary meal plan services

 

A Determinant Gap Map

 

smart watch market description

Adult smart watch

Old man smart watch

Children’s positioning smart watch

 

smart watch market description

 

Function: Bluetooth synchronization mobile phone calls, send and receive text messages, monitor sleep, monitor heart rate, sedentary reminder, running step, remote shooting, music playback, recording, compass and other functions, designed for fashion trends

Features: ultra-precise GPS positioning, family calls, emergency calls, heart rate monitoring, sedentary reminders, medication reminders and many other features tailored for the elderly, providing an umbrella for the elderly to travel, bring this watch, refuse the old man again Lost

Features: multiple positioning, two-way calling, SOS help, remote monitoring, intelligent anti-lost, historical track, electronic fence, pedometer, love rewards and other multi-function, to protect children’s safety, give children a healthy and safe growth environment!

The assignment is to complete a SWOT Analysis of your current healthcare organization or service line. As part of this assignment, you should emphasize an in depth review of your competitors and their impact on your current business model. Finally, outline the steps necessary to address the organization’s success in light of your competitors? Reference the reading and lecture materials as you detail your SWOT Analysis.

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This assignment is designed to have an application to your current work experience. It is also designed to extend you beyond your current sphere of knowledge within your current organization.

The assignment is to complete a SWOT Analysis of your current healthcare organization or service line. As part of this assignment, you should emphasize an in depth review of your competitors and their impact on your current business model. Finally, outline the steps necessary to address the organization’s success in light of your competitors? Reference the reading and lecture materials as you detail your SWOT Analysis.

Please upload your presentation using the standard PowerPoint format: not to exceed five slides and 24-point font.

References:

1)Ginter, P. M., Duncan, J. W., & Swayne, L. E. (2013). Strategic management of health care organizations (7th ed.). San Francisco, CA: Jossey-Bass.
ISBN: 978-1-118-46646-9
Chapter 3 – Service Area Competitor Analysis

2) Kaplan, R. S., & Norton, D. P. (2007). Using the balanced scorecard as a strategic management system. Harvard Business Review, July–August, 1–14.

PowerPoint Presentation: The length of the PowerPoint presentation should be approximately 10 slides (does not include cover or Reference page) with relevant speaker’s notes and include a minimum of three audio-visual components (e.g., images, figures, tables, audio and/or video links, etc.). Follow these guidelines to create your PowerPoint presentation.

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PowerPoint Presentation: The length of the PowerPoint presentation should be approximately 10 slides (does not include cover or Reference page) with relevant speaker’s notes and include a minimum of three audio-visual components (e.g., images, figures, tables, audio and/or video links, etc.). Follow these guidelines to create your PowerPoint presentation.

  1. Include a cover slide with the course number, course title, title of the PowerPoint presentation, your full name, and date.
    • Title of Presentation: Course Project: PowerPoint Presentation
  2. Insert headers or titles or subtitles on each slide.
  3. Insert page and slide number.
  4. Keep it simple but engaging. Use appropriate images and graphics to illustrate and complement your presentation.
  5. Number of slides: 10slides
  6. Complete a minimum of three of the 10 PowerPoint slides with an audio or visual component to present, explain, and bring to life your presentation.

Effectively communicating your new product or service offering is a vital part of successful marketing. If you can’t convince others within your organization, how will you convince consumers to purchase your product or service?

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Effectively communicating your new product or service offering is a vital part of successful marketing. If you can’t convince others within your organization, how will you convince consumers to purchase your product or service?

For this assignment, you’ll need to create a 5-minute pitch video that clearly conveys the value and benefits of your new service offering. Think of it as your chance to convince the CEO–and CFO–to fund your idea.

Suggestions for inclusion:

  • Brief overview of the product or service
  • WHY it’s a good opportunity for your organization
  • HOW it differentiates from the competition
  • WHAT your pricing strategy will be
  • WHEN (and HOW) you will measure results

Your presentation MUST be professional.

For this project you will demonstrate competency in researching economics; that is, creatively designing a research question, locating pertinent and credible data to support an answer, and presenting results in a professional and articulate manner. Furthermore, you will also be applying fundamental statistical concepts to your data sets to more quantitively answer your research questions. Follow these steps to complete the project:

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For this project you will demonstrate competency in researching economics; that is, creatively designing a research question, locating pertinent and credible data to support an answer, and presenting results in a professional and articulate manner. Furthermore, you will also be applying fundamental statistical concepts to your data sets to more quantitively answer your research questions. Follow these steps to complete the project:

1. Using the data covered in the Health, Education, and Crime slides, generate six research questions to study (e.g. “Have thyroid cancer rates have increased since 2000?”, “What is the educational attainment across races in California?”). You are to create two research questions from Health, two from Education, and two from Crime. You are to use a different data source for each research question (e.g. CDC, FBI, NAEP, etc.) in the overall project. Raw data in excel form is necessary for this project (google “data source, subject, Excel” for fastest results).  All research question must utilize a minimum of 30 data points (n>=30).

2. Excel File: For each research question create an Excel sheet with your data set, one graph and the statistical metrics listed below. For the overall project you are to use each of the statistical concepts at least once and construct at least three different types of graphs. All statistical metrics are to be calculated in Excel using the functions reviewed in class.

ü Mean (weighted, arithmetic, or geometric)

ü Median

ü Sample Variance

ü Standard Deviation

ü Coefficient of Variation

ü Range

ü 90th Percentile

ü Quintiles

ü Skewness

ü Z-score for data points

ü Discrete probability distribution histogram 

3. PowerPoint Presentation: For each question, create a PowerPoint slide containing one graph, your statistical metrics, up to three bullet points (optional), and hyperlinks to your data source website (make sure the links work). The PowerPoint should also contain an introduction slide (e.g. name, project #, and class).

4. Submission: Upload the Excel and PowerPoint file into the link provided in Blackboard by the due date  (no e-mailed copies).

5. Grading: Project grade is weighted 50/50 for Excel/PowerPoint; however, both must be submitted to receive a score. Excel graphs must be derived from the data input in Excel.  The PowerPoint is graded subjectively as a presentation to your fellow classmates so cosmetics, spelling, character size, color, creativity all matter.

6. Academic Integrity: Do not copy graphs from websites nor replicate another student’s work.

Develop a 3 page presentation that will be shared in class on Thursday, October 24th, within this presentation you will highlight the current state of social channels, the challenges we face as a society with social and the benefits of social media. Highlight the social channel you think is the strongest and why.

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Develop a 3 page presentation that will be shared in class on Thursday, October 24th, within this presentation you will highlight the current state of social channels, the challenges we face as a society with social and the benefits of social media. Highlight the social channel you think is the strongest and why.

Discuss  a list of new product attributes and a prototype design for their disruptive new product idea. 6 slides 

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Discuss  a list of new product attributes and a prototype design for their disruptive new product idea. 6 slides

Specific purpose statement: To inform the audience on matters of sexual harassment and the importance of reporting it whenever it occurs.

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Sexual Harassment

Specific purpose statement: To inform the audience on matters of sexual harassment and the importance of reporting it whenever it occurs.

Central idea: The #MeToo movement has given a voice to the victims of sexual harassment and through it the perpetrators of sexual harassment have been brought to book.

Introduction

Sexual harassment is common in the workplace and it is mostly subjected to women. Most are intimidated by the perpetrators and they are not able to report these offenses whenever they occur. Through the #MeToo social movement, many women have come forward with stories of how they have been harassed in their work environment. This has led to the apprehensive of some of the most prominent people who engaged in sexual harassment during their careers.

(Connective: ends by giving examples of people that have been exposed by the #MeToo movement and the next chapter begin by highlighting the common this about them).

Body

I. Impact of not speaking out

A. Reasons for not speaking out: This s mainly because of intimidation since the perpetrators have held positions of power. The females fear that they might face negative consequences in case they report the incidences.