exercise in ethical daydreaming

A short essay of about 3 pages, this is an exercise in ethical daydreaming. Use what you read about ethical theories to imagine an ethical workplace, industry sector and economy. What would it be like to go to work? What specific practices and policies, though widespread today, would need to be replaced? What would it take to make the daydream a reality? No secondary research should be required beyond the PDF I sent you for the first essay.

homework question 57

Answer each of the following questions in your initial response:

1. What is the benefit of accurate report writing in law enforcement intelligence operations insofar as having an influence in operational decisions.

2. What intelligence value is gained by a police department that provides street officers with training in collecting and documenting information they receive on the streets while working their assigned sectors or beats?

3. In a perfect world of information sharing, can law enforcement prevent or reduce crime using actionable intelligence? Actionable intelligence is “intelligence that can be acted upon” at the tactical level.

Objective:

Instructions: You must utilize APA 6th edition format in your response. Additionally you need to include at least one (1) referenced source. All forum responses need to be 500 words and include two (2) substantive feedback posts to your peers of 250 words.

Student Responses

Student #1 Leisa

  1. This is a very important step in law enforcement and that is because many of these reports are used in court and also to incriminate people. If not all of the information is provided in these types of reports then it could falsely classify an event and operationally, completely throw off investigations. This is also because in investigations that take place later that might involve the same person, if notes are not properly made then there could be major errors in investigating. Therefore, operational decisions of how to investigate could also get thrown off especially when profiling is taking place. Something I have heard cops say time and time again is that writing reports is one of the harder parts to their job, especially being that it takes a lot of time, but it is so very important.
  2. There is so much importance to this and if every police department did this, it would greatly boost the department and also increase efficiency. Police work keeps everyone safe and if the officers are not truly observing and documenting the important things (meaning if they don’t know what to look for, they won’t document it) then there could be large gaps in understanding what happened and further, there could be issues in charging someone. Further, sometimes people like to sue police departments, but if there is plenty of evidence written within the police report at the time of the incident, then it also could provide protection for the department and for the officer. When investigations start to take place, it is important to have all of the details. Information intelligence and literacy is something that everyone must have in this day and age, but for cops, it takes it a little bit further in knowing the pertinent information versus the non-pertinent information and then helps them in creating a report when they have been taught this. Really, this should be a part of every single police training, because we are not born knowing how to properly report information when a call takes place.
  3. Actionable intelligence can be incredibly useful! This type of intelligence is used regularly in preventing terrorism and is more commonly seen in unified units but is definitely implemented and encouraged on a precinct level aside from a unified precinct. I would like to use the lesson for this week was an example which covered arson. According to the lesson for this week investigative tactics to be able to monitor and try and prevent acts of arson is something that police departments are aptly trying to strategize (APUS, n.d.). Considering this information, they are using many different tactics to be able to prevent the crime of arson. In some cases, that can utilize actionable intelligence to be able to act and react, through strategizing. Actionable intelligence is another important type of recording and reporting. When making decisions of how to handle a problem, actionable intelligence greatly helps with the ease of transferring information and so on.

As a question to my peers, being that technology is ever changing, where do you see things like reporting and actionable intelligence going in law enforcement? Of course, I would think that they would improve, but with the information we learned this week, how could this all apply to something non-physical like cyber crimes for example?

Thanks for reading,

Leisa

References –

APUS. “Week 5 Lesson.” American Public University Systems. https://edge.apus.edu/portal/site/393641/tool/499f…

Student #2 Steven

Happy New Year class,

This week we are to answer these three questions:

1. What is the benefit of accurate report writing in law enforcement intelligence operations insofar as having an influence in operational decisions? When it comes to transparency and accuracy in law enforcement, if reporting is not accurate, then the very police we pay to employ are doing a huge disservice to the communities. This is a great question because there are probably more than 50% of crimes that goes unreported. If a police department is known for predominately using intelligence-led tactics for patrolling and the intelligence is not accurate, there would be an issue with their integrity. Therefore, if law enforcement can keep up with the evolution of crime, we will possible see a benefit in the intelligence-led policing.

2. What intelligence value is gained by a police department that provides street officers with training in collecting and documenting information they receive on the streets while working their assigned sectors or beats? The value of the intelligence gained when a police department provides its officers with the necessary training in collecting and documenting information would alone be enough to better shape police patrol work. This may not be everything needed to prevent crimes, but there could be a slim reduction in crimes until the next criminal masterplan is created. The problem with the information police gain today from street patrols does not go through the correct channels of intelligence sharing. It would also be of great help if intelligence that is gained from patrols not to be forced from small fish. In the police world bully tactics are used and helps to further enlarge the gap in relations with communities.

3. In a perfect world of information sharing, can law enforcement prevent or reduce crime using actionable intelligence? Actionable intelligence is “intelligence that can be acted upon” at the tactical level. Even in a perfect world of intelligence used in crime fighting, it is still not possible to prevent crimes using actionable intelligence. We have already witnessed that law enforcement has been incapable of keeping up with the ever-evolving world. To believe that law enforcement would be capable of even reducing crime would be a stretch. In the world live in criminals are constantly evolving and crime stoppers have tried to keep up, but to no avail. It is possible for criminals these days to commit crimes and cover up the majority of evidence that it will trace back to them for an arrest. In this week’s lesson, there was mention of how evidence in arson fires are easily destroyed in the fire[1]. Because of the lack of evidence that can be used in an arson case, it is said that insurance companies only pursue a mere 10% of arson cases and only winning 20% percent of the time[2]. Reduction on the other hand would be the work of other variables taking place. Crime is not committed or reduced because police work becomes more efficient, it is when community residents have better opportunities at quality of life resources.


[1] APUS. “Week 5 Lesson.” American Public University Systems. https://edge.apus.edu/portal/site/393641/tool/499f…

[2] APUS. “Week 5 Lesson.” American Public University Systems. https://edge.apus.edu/portal/site/393641/tool/499f…

expansion strategy and establishing a re order point 21

Write a 1,050-word report based on the Bell Computer Company Forecasts data set and Case Study Scenarios.

Include answers to the following:

Case 1: Bell Computer Company

  • Compute the expected value for the profit associated with the two expansion alternatives. Which decision is preferred for the objective of maximizing the expected profit?
  • Compute the variation for the profit associated with the two expansion alternatives. Which decision is preferred for the objective of minimizing the risk or uncertainty?

Case 2: Kyle Bits and Bytes

  • What should be the re-order point? How many HP laser printers should he have in stock when he re-orders from the manufacturer?

Format your assignment consistent with APA format.

conclusion of policy brief

I need you help me to write a conclusion, 250-300 words. I will share you information.

need help with a hard integral proof

Solve this and prove comprehensively.

option 2 modern leadership in a mid sized company 1

should be a minimum of 10 FULL pages double spaced (not including title and references pages)

don’t plagiarise and be very specific on the topic and requirements!!

You are an organizational development (OD) professional for ABC Company in the role of human resource strategist working across several lines of business. You are responsible to three business-unit vice presidents as well as to the director of human resources in this matrixed organization.

ABC is a mid-sized global company headquartered in the United States and that outsources product manufacturing to facilities in Mexico and Vietnam.

The company’s Board is composed of seven members all located within the United States. The leadership team includes the chief executive officer (CEO), chief financial officer (CF0), and chief operating officer (COO). Both the director of technology and director of human resources report to the COO and are considered members of the leadership team but not in the executive ranks. Vice presidents lead the three primary business units and a director of shared services reports to the COO.

Industry analysts recently released data on the top 10 competitors. ABC was listed at #10 overall, but was listed at #50 on diversity and culture. You know that the industry leader has publicly stated a commitment to diversity and worked to build a company-wide culture of leadership.

Pertinent data related to the low rating included:

  • Board composition: six men and one woman; all United States (U.S.) citizens residing in the United States
  • Leadership team composition: four men and one woman; one ethnic minority, all U.S. citizens residing in the United States
  • Employee demographics: 60% men/40% women; median age 50; management roles 80% men/20% women; 40% of the workforce non-U.S. citizens.

Immediately after the industry data were released, reporters contacted the ABC media relations department to get a statement about the undesirable diversity and culture rating. ABC executives want to better understand how the rating might affect the company’s reputation and impact its market position. The executives contacted the director of human resources to get some answers and likewise, the HR director is bringing you into the discussion.

Directions

The HR Director and other members of the leadership team want to have an “educational session” with the main agenda item being the industry study results and current state of diversity and culture at ABC. You will facilitate the leadership team discussion.

You are to draft a meeting plan for the leadership team to review and provide input. You will also facilitate the review and eventual discussion. Following are elements of the draft meeting plan:

  1. Purpose of the meeting (remember your audience)
  2. Attendees and roles (assess the leader/follower roles of all of those in attendance, including you. Make and record assumptions as needed. Support your assessment with scholarly sources)
  3. Schedule, location, and setting (provide reasoned choices with support)
  4. Pre-reading material (Identify material that attendees should review ahead of the meeting; make and record assumptions as needed)
  5. Historical overview of the leadership field of study from 1920 to present (two to three pages)
  • Include an original graphic element (less than one-half page within body of the report; unlimited space in appendices)
  • Explanation of modern leadership with relevance to the situation (three to four pages)
  • Include an original graphic element (less than one-half page within body of the report; unlimited space in appendices)
  • Critical analysis of a current leadership book and specific relevance to the situation: use one of Western’s (2013) four critical inquiry frames (four to five pages)
  • Facilitation questions (design inquiry to draw attendees into a relevant discussion).

Requirements:

  • Ten to 12 pages not including the required title and reference pages and appendices
  • Management report style (see the ToolKit in the Module folder for an example)
  • Headings and sub-headings used to advance comprehension and clarify the flow of the document
  • A minimum of two original graphics (figures or tables) demonstrating analytic thought
  • Appendices that contain larger amounts of data and analytic tools; formatted according to APA standards
  • Ten to 12 scholarly sources in addition to any of the course required or recommended readings you decide to use.
  • A current leadership book of your choosing (this is a book you will choose in Module 1 Portfolio Project Milestone Option 2. See the full description of that assignment in the Module 1 folder.
  • Format your paper according to the CSU-Global Guide to Writing and APA (Links to an external site.).
  • Review the grading rubric below to understand how you will be graded on this assignment. Reach out to your instructor if you have questions about the assignment

identify at least one product consumer or b to b product and one service consumer or b to b service that employs co branding

Identify at least one product (consumer or B-to-B product) and one service (consumer or B-to-B service) that employs co-branding. Identify and discuss the “value” and benefits derived by each of the co-branding partners, as a result of the co-branding effort.

  • Are there any risks associated with this co-branding partnership that could impact one or both of the partners? Discuss the risks that may arise, and to the extent possible, illustrate risks that have been experienced in the co-branding efforts of existing products and services.

Below you will find several examples of Co-Branding. Do NOT use these examples as your submission. You may refer to them in your write-up for comparison purposes, but you must identify at least one product (consumer or B-to-B product) and one service (consumer or B-to-B service) that employs co-branding that does not replicate the samples that appear below.

Identify and discuss the “value” and benefits derived by each of the co-branding partners, as a result of the co-branding effort. It must be at least 2 pages.


Dell – Intel

Dell computers advertise with Intel. Intel is known for its powerful processors and is almost a market leader. Naturally, when Dell claims that it has “Intel Inside” this benefits the brand tremendously.

Intel itself cannot keep advertising its processor because the processor on its own does not serve any function. This co branding exercise has been around since many years now. This is because Intel and Dell when advertised alone, will have lesser advantages as compared to when advertised together.

Uber and Spotify

This partnership allows Spotify users to listen to their favourite songs while they’re in an Uber ride. It provides an exclusive experience for Uber riders, Spotify customers have another a reason to pay for a premium membership, and it also gives both companies an edge over competitors like Lyft, Apple Music, and YouTube. The idea of taking a cab where one can play their own tracks offers added value and exclusivity for Uber cars. For Spotify, it offers a reason for users to upgrade to the premium level and an interesting service offering.

Ford’s Eddie Bauer Trim

The Ford and Eddie Bauer co-branding exercise was a tremendous success, Ford wanted to leverage on Eddie Bauer’s reputation for making durable, adventure-ready clothing and believed that it would make a great luxury trim package on its 4×4 vehicles.

Beginning 1985 with the Ford Bronco and eventually became available on the Explorer, Expedition, Taurus X and even the Aerostar minivan. The trim was easily identified by gold-colored lower fascia, the Eddie Bauer package was offered on various Ford SUVs for around 25 years with millions of units being sold.

Risks

Starting from the 1990’s, Intel powered computers have been fairly common and the company provided processors for endorsements by the manufacturers with a sticker that read “Intel Inside”. In a co-branding arrangement both brands can benefit from joint publicity campaigns and positive word-of-mouth marketing, there are also downsides attached. In a scenario where one of the brand falls into crisis, the negative publicity can also damage the reputation of the second brand, suggesting that its important to evaluate the objectives of the partnerships and the downsides in advance.

Sometimes brands might experience a very high demand after their co-branding efforts, if one brand can keep up with this demand, but the other cannot, then this outcome may drag down the reputation of both brands.

Shell + LEGO®

Dutch oil company Shell and popular Danish toy company Lego had a successful partnership for well over 50 years. That came to an abrupt end when Greenpeace noticed this partnership and believed that it wasn’t right for children to play with toys that had the name of a petroleum company having a history of questionable environmental practices. Greenpeace released a video that criticized the partnership. The public responded, and in 2011 the Shell–LEGO partnership came to an end.


Volkswagen Touareg Kong Edition (2005)

Volkswagen introduced this version as the same version of the car that was used to film King Kong (2005). Instead of getting a suspension upgrade or an engine tuning, this was a just slightly optioned Touareg with a badge to remind the customers that they purchased a special edition vehicle.

Finally, co-branding efforts involving two or more different companies generally involves a considerable amount of legal negotiations and profit sharing arrangements between brands and companies involved. Attention is given not only to the branding efforts but also to the impact of the co-branding effort and the profits enjoyed by the partners.

geriatric case study 2

This is an assignment that has to be redone; it was previously done by a different tutor and I need it redone after the teacher feedback

Uploaded below is the original assignment form; I will also upload the assignment that was done and the teacher fee

visit a web site of any examine the web site by clicking different links and reading the information

1. Report on an area of the website that you feel can be improved. sorry, but there’s no perfect web site. even with google, there are few things that can be improved.

2. what a summary and describe “what can be improved?

please fill the attachment below of the docs

research a public traded company

Research the publicly traded company by answering the following questions.

Please provide your speech draft at the same time, this will account for 30% of your final project.

Example: 1st page:……

2nd page:……

3rd page:……