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I am going to upload 5 documents illustrating what you need to do. At the end of the class the tutor gave us the model answer to look at it for 10 minutes, I've remembered some points from the model answer and I wrote it in word document named 6HR. look at these points and use it as a guide, you can add more points that you find suitable.  

Strategic Analysis paper on Blue Ocean Strategy: Microsoft

Develop a Blue Ocean Strategy for Microsoft. Your analysis should include: 1) Have they made their competition irrelevant? Did the focus on competition or alternatives? 2) Identify if it is currently a red or blue ocean. 3) Analyze it with the 6 paths framework strategy to conceive new market space for a specific company. 4) Include a canvas strategy. 5) Identify the three tiers of non-customers, buyer utility map and experience cycle; uncover blocks to buyer utility to design the correct sequence. 6) Identify its four hurdles and characteristics of limitations. 7) Include the three E principles of Fair Process 8) Complete the Eliminate-Reduce-Raise-Create Grid. What sustainability methods will be used?

EBSCO Task in administrative Training

- administrative Training : Using the EBSCO Business Data base chose a TWO WORD business term or concept that you have come across and then do an analysis by decade of the number of times the term/ concept (e.g.administrative Training) is referred to using the abstract search. Important Point: To use the EBSCO database to measure how a fad develops Graph the fad using Excel. comment on it (500 words) Analyse the data do not describe it. You can use graph or table.

Business Plan

• Introduction: Identifies the background to the writing of the report that follows, and identifies the report’s main objectives. Also describes the way in which the remainder of the report is structured. • Strategic Foundations: Identifies the key elements of the organisation’s planned strategic direction by identifying the key values that have driven the establishment of this business, and by preparing a formal vision statement that will guide the remainder of the report. This section should contain an appropriate justification of WHY you chose these elements. • Environmental Scan: Describes an environmental scan that is appropriate and relevant to the strategic outcomes you have identified as desirable. - The macro analysis should include reference to all of the relevant forces in New Zealand society in general that will exercise an influence over the future development of the business. - The micro analysis should include reference to all of the relevant forces within

target market and competition for chinese restaurant

target market and competition for chinese restaurant do the target market for a Chinese restaurant which locket it in Canada,Ottawa, in baseline and the target market should be about family and business pepole and seniors and all the other information you will fin it in the decoment   WE ARE A LEADING RESEARCH FIRM OFFERING AFFORDABLE RESEARCH SERVICES TO STUDENTS ON ALL SUBJECTS. ORDER NOW AND GET YOUR PAPER IN AS LITTLE AS 3 HOURS!!

Commercial Bank of Australia V Amadio (1983) 151 CLR 447

An elderly Italian couple, with little understanding of written English or formal education, signed a guarantee and mortgage over a block of shops to the commercial Bank as security for payment of debts of one of their son’s companies. Their son was a property developer and builder. At the time of signing, they were led to believe by their son that the guarantee and mortgage were for up to 50,000 and limited to six months. They were also told by their son that the company was in good financial situation, when in fact it was in serious financial trouble. When the bank manager brought the papers to their home for the Amadio to sign the mortgage and guarantee, he corrected their misunderstanding about the length of time the guarantee was to run for, explaining that it was for an unlimited time and not six months. However, he didn’t explain the possible effects of the documents, which the Amadio could not read, and he made no mention of the fact that the amount was unlimited. When the

Business cycles: phases, indicators, measures, economic evolution, outlooks

Read the two articles below and do some of your own research on current macro-economic conditions and the business cycle. Use the CyberLibrary or Internet search engines. National economic data are available from the U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis www.bea.gov . Yellen, Janet L. (2009). The Outlook for 2009: Economic Turmoil and Policy Responses, President's Speech: Presentation to the Financial Women's Association. Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco. Accessed February 16, 2011. This is an interesting recent historical article that still holds true in today's economy. 1. The US is currently recovering from its worst recession in over 25 years. Most economists consider the rapid rise in housing prices (the bubble) and the subsequent collapse in that market to be the primary cause of the recession. Explain what housing market circumstances were responsible for the collapse of that market. 2. Economists classify macro-economic indicators as leading, lagging,

Business cycles: phases, indicators, measures, economic evolution, outlooks

Read the two articles below and do some of your own research on current macro-economic conditions and the business cycle. Use the CyberLibrary or Internet search engines. National economic data are available from the U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis www.bea.gov . Yellen, Janet L. (2009). The Outlook for 2009: Economic Turmoil and Policy Responses, President's Speech: Presentation to the Financial Women's Association. Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco. Accessed February 16, 2011. This is an interesting recent historical article that still holds true in today's economy. 1. The US is currently recovering from its worst recession in over 25 years. Most economists consider the rapid rise in housing prices (the bubble) and the subsequent collapse in that market to be the primary cause of the recession. Explain what housing market circumstances were responsible for the collapse of that market. 2. Economists classify macro-economic indicators as leading, lagging,

Business cycles: phases, indicators, measures, economic evolution, outlooks

In this Module, you're going to think about cycles in your reference organization - predictable changes over time in key measures of the organization's performance - and how sensitive you think the organization is to business cycles. For the Module 5's Project, read the Summary of Current Economic Conditions in the most recent issue of the Fed's Beige Book. http://federalreserve.gov/FOMC/BeigeBook/2009 address the following questions Before answering the following two questions keep in mind the distinction between seasonal and cyclical influences on an organization. The questions below refer to cyclical, not seasonal, economic variations (cycles). 1. How sensitive do you think your organization is to economic expansions (upswings) and contractions (downswings or recessions)? Explain. If you believe that your organization's performance is not sensitive to general economic business cycles, then explain why it is stable as the economy moves up and down. CAUTION: You must be specific i

Business cycles: phases, indicators, measures, economic evolution, outlooks

In this Module, you're going to think about cycles in your reference organization - predictable changes over time in key measures of the organization's performance - and how sensitive you think the organization is to business cycles. For the Module 5's Project, read the Summary of Current Economic Conditions in the most recent issue of the Fed's Beige Book. http://federalreserve.gov/FOMC/BeigeBook/2009 address the following questions Before answering the following two questions keep in mind the distinction between seasonal and cyclical influences on an organization. The questions below refer to cyclical, not seasonal, economic variations (cycles). 1. How sensitive do you think your organization is to economic expansions (upswings) and contractions (downswings or recessions)? Explain. If you believe that your organization's performance is not sensitive to general economic business cycles, then explain why it is stable as the economy moves up and down. CAUTION: You must be specific i