The answer to this should be a an array of 6 numbers. Can someone tell me how to decrypt this for loop and what’s the answer?  Or explain to me why’s going on with those codes?

Required: 6 paragraphs only.

Project Management

You identified the people you need for the project team, talked with the various department heads, and shared the time and skill requirements. All the departments are able to provide people to the project at the levels needed. The person from Design who normally participates heavily in this type of project, however, is on leave for the first six months of the project. You and the department manager were able to agree on replacing the one full-time person with two part-time people. The first person will be able to work on the project approximately 15 – 20 hours per week and can cover the tasks that require more design expertise. The design department manager has instead offered the following people from whom you can choose to cover the remaining tasks:

• Russell Smith – design specialist. Russell is in the same role as the person leaving but for a different product line. Russell is new to the company; however, he has been involved in creating a similar product at a prior company but in a more junior role. Russell is available to the project approximately 15 hours per week.
• Katy Jones – marketing specialist. Katy has been with the company for many years and is very familiar with the specifications, design implications, and production risks of many of the existing product lines, including one very similar to the new product. Katy is normally in a more senior design role on projects, which is the role being filled by the other person. Katy is available to the project approximately 10 hours per week.

 post an email (about five paragraphs long) to your manager describing your options, your recommended staffing decision, the possible risks or difficulties that may come from your choice, and how you will address those risks/difficulties. Describe how you will pull this person into the project team and get their buy-in on the project’s charter and their role on the project.

APA format; in-text citation to include author name and year; reference list with website or book, with author name and year… 6 paragraghs only.

Directions:
You are to create a professional marketing presentation that includes the details of the marketing mix items below and the background information developed in your international marketing report you created in Module 3. The final presentation will address global marketing issues relevant to the selected company, its product, home country, and the U.S. market, and will evaluate alternative methods of addressing these issues. 

Entry from Home Country into U.S.

Topics in your marketing presentation will reflect the course topics, assignments, readings, and research and should include:

1. Title slide
   
2. Executive summary (approximately 1 page)
3. Background information: Include company and productinformation, your role as a consultant, direction of this industry, competitive structure/concerns, research focus, and how you are building off the first marketing report you developed.
4. Global marketing mix (Product positioning and competitive environment): Identify the product, customer solutions through product/brand decisions, the country of origin, influences, and strategic alternatives.
5. Global marketing mix(Pricing decisions, strategies and constraints): Include the price identified, customer costs, and pricing decisions; pricing strategies in the selected foreign markets; and constraints on pricing in the selected global markets.
6. Any global issues/constraints: Includelegal, political, sociocultural, technological (trends), economic, and any other constraints.
7. Promotion strategies and global marketing communication decisions: Include advertising, personal selling, public relations, and other promotional strategies.
8. Market-entry strategy (including marketing channels/global marketing mix): Includecustomer convenience, channel decisions/choices, global retailing decisions and physical distribution selection, and other market-entry strategies.
9. Physical distribution strategy (into U.S.): Include retailing and wholesaling information and other physical distribution strategies.
10. Suggestions for leading, organizing, and controlling of the global marketing efforts (into U.S.)
    
11. A compiled, final summary conclusion, including your final recommendations to your client.
    
12. A PowerPoint presentation (approximately 12 slides): Use the notes section of PowerPoint to document detailed information to convince the board of directors that your international marketing plan is the best course of action.

    In order for this assignment to be compatible with TurnItIn, you will need to save your PowerPoint presentation as an Adobe PDF file. To do this, open your presentation in Microsoft PowerPoint. Choose “Save As” from the File menu, then choose “Adobe PDF”. Before saving your file, click on the Options button and check the box next to “Convert Speaker Notes.” Now choose to save your file. Your speaker notes will be included in your PDF file that you will submit for this assignment. Submit this file along with your presentation.

    Note: If your version of Microsoft PowerPoint does not have the option to include speaker notes, you will need to submit a Microsoft Word document that contains all information from your presentation, including the speaker notes.

Use the following questions to check your work for completeness:

• What are the principal elements of the project?
• What elements, if any, are missing from the project?
• Are the conclusions or recommendations of the project supported by the information and theories presented? Explain why or why not.
• Is my presentation professional and does it address the concerns of the board of directors?

Submit your assignment to the M5: Assignment 1 Dropbox by Monday, November 14, 2016.