I need some assistance with these assignment. managing radical strategic change Thank you in advance for the help! Transforming the business from this area to a radically-different model, tourism, requires significant changes at the strategic level. This project describes the transformation from Preussag to TUI and suggests different styles available to manage this large-scale business model change.

Employees who worked under Preussag were likely used to functioning in a business environment that was product-focused rather than the customer- or marketing-focused primarily. Industrial business segments, such as mining and plant construction, require workers and managers to deal with issues of process improvements and work with foreign legislators to conduct international business. The tourism industry, on the other hand, is a very customer-focused organization requiring a business to take strong customer service and marketing focus in order to differentiate service variety from that of competition. Taking a culture built on efficiency and product-focus and expecting excellence in customer service (where little previously existed on the consumer level) requires a readjustment of the internal corporate culture.

At the senior executive level, the key to changing values in the business is constructing a new mission statement for the newly-transformed business which clearly and explicitly states the new customer focus expectations. The mission statement provides a sense of purpose among the entire organizational staff and, through senior-level expression and modeling of these behaviors, a business can begin the strategic transformation from the product- to customer-oriented business activities. TUI accomplished this with a mission of “Putting a smile on people’s faces” (Interbrand, 2006). Though the mission statement, to its credit, can establish the foundation of what drives the business forward and its long-term goals for customer satisfaction, it does little in terms of enforcing compliance and ensuring that all organizational staff members are excited and willing to adopt the new change policies. In this situation, issues of compliance become a senior-level administrative priority. Assessing the performance of the internal environment can best be accomplished utilizing the SWOT Analysis performance template to recognize areas of strengths and weaknesses in terms of systems and human labor necessary to provide a quality customer service experience. Training and development, additionally, are strategic foci for ensuring organizational commitment to the change from Preussag to TUI.

Need an research paper on business structures. Needs to be 1 page. Please no plagiarism. Business Structures Business Structures Part The different forms of business structure include the sole proprietorshipform that involves one individual in business. the individual makes all the decisions in the business (Nkwocha, 2014). The partnership on the other hand is one that involves different people in business together, while the trust form of business is one that involves imposing obligations on a trustee to hold property on behalf of the beneficiaries while the company structure is a complex form of structure that has a separate legal entity (Nkwocha, 2014).

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One of the major advantages of the sole proprietorship form of structure is that the individual enjoys decision making and being an own boss while the demerit may involve the business not having enough capital to operate (Nkwocha, 2014). On the part of partnership business forms, the major advantage is that it is not expensive to set up while a major demerit involves sharing of losses with other partners regardless of the situation. Trust form of business is very expensive to start as well as operate. However, this form of business guarantees protection of the assets in question. The company enjoys limited liability but incurs higher costs for setting up (Nkwocha, 2014).

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Prior to choosing a form of ownership, an entrepreneur should consider factors such as the amount of capital required, ownership and control of the business, license and the volume of work (Nkwocha, 2014).

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Some of the laws that might need to be considered when determining a business structure include licensing laws that explain on tax registration and license, the disclosure agreement laws that touch in confidentiality matters and even zoning laws that involve the location of business (Steingold, 2015).

References

Nkwocha, K. (2014). How to Start a Business with Little or No Cash. Redhill: Mithra Publishing.

Steingold, F. (2015). Legal Guide for Starting & Running a Small Business. NY: Nolo.

Write a 8 pages paper on managing chaos in work group settings. Wheelan’s (1994) Integrated Model of Group Development describes the first stage as a period of member dependency on the leader and powerful group members to lead and to provide guidance and direction. The second stage is referred to as a period of Counterdependency and Fight, where members begin to disagree among themselves and assert their own individual opinions about group procedures and procedures. Since the group’s task is to develop a unified set of goals and operational procedures, this stage inevitably develops conflicts. Such conflict tests the strength of the member’s trust in each other, and if they are successful in overcoming the conflicts, a climate of trust and safety in expressing oneself is established. This paves the way for the third stage, which is the Trust and Structure phase, wherein commitment to the group and willingness to cooperate is very much evident. Mature negotiation about roles, organization, and procedures are transacted, and members work to solidify positive relationships with each other. The fourth stage, which is the Work stage of group development lives up to its name as team productivity and effectiveness is intensified. The members of the group are assumed to have resolved many of the issues of the previous stages and are more ready to work towards the achievement of group goals and task accomplishment.

Wheelan’s developmental description of the integrated model somehow parallels Tuckman’s model (1965), which is one of the most commonly cited models of group development (Cassidy, 2007). It was formed from a meta-analysis of 50 research-based studies of group development and identifies the stages as Forming, Storming, Norming and Performing. Tuckman and Jensen (1977) later added the stage Adjourning, as they wanted closure in the life cycle of groups (Cassidy, 2007).

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Create a 8 pages page paper that discusses how amanda sharma bought from toys4u the polaris missile. Toys4U posted an advertisement in the newspaper a vacancy for a sales assistant. Amanda applied for the job. She was called for an interview at the store. After the interview, Amanda was told that her application failed since she did not have the ‘right attributes.’

The Sale of Goods Act 1979 specifically section 14 protects the purchaser of goods against latent defects. In the outset though, there is a need to determine whether the transaction between Mrs Sharma and Toys4U falls within the law’s protection by establishing that the sale was made “in the course of business.” While this is not defined in SoGA 1979, UCTA 1977 explained that the phrase in the course of business indicates that the sale is an integral part of the business (Koffman & Macdonald, 2007). In this case, Mrs. Sharma bought the toy in Toys4U, a retailer selling toys in the normal course of its business. Quite clearly, the transaction was not a mere private sale.

The claim which Mrs. Sharma may file against Toys4U involves the breach of implied terms in the purchase of the toy Polaris Missile under section 14 of the Sale of Goods Act 1979. There may be a liability by Toys4U with respect to its implied conditions to the product’s ‘fitness for purpose’ and ‘satisfactory quality’ since it was the proximate cause of Pritam’s injury.

Section 1 (1) of the Sale and Supply of Goods Act 1994 which amended s. 14 (2) of SoGA 1979 provides that “where the seller sells goods in the course of a business, there is an implied condition that the goods supplied under the contract are of satisfactory quality” (cited in Chantry, n.d., p. 130). As laid down in s.1(2A) of the 1994 Act, “goods are of satisfactory quality if they meet the standard that a reasonable person would regard as satisfactory, taking account of any description of the goods, the price (if relevant) and all the other relevant circumstances” (cited in Oxford Brookes University, n.d.a). The problem with quality is usually manifested in some of its aspects, which if applied in this case include the “fitness for all the purposes for which goods of the kind in question are commonly supplied” and “safety” (Sale and Supply of Goods Act 1994, s.1(2B)).

Need an research paper on rhetorical analysis of websites. Needs to be 8 pages. Please no plagiarism. An analysis of these sites will then be indicated. Finally, conclusions shall be drawn based on the language and the identity of my profession.

There are several websites that shall be subject to this rhetorical analysis, including the IEEE (Institute of Electronics and Electrical Engineers, ACEEE (Association of Computers Electronics and Electrical Engineers), and the ACET (Association of Computer Engineers and Technicians). First of all, the IEEE or known as the “Eye-Triple E” by the members of the organization has a visually appealing website in terms of color alone, which is a shade of sky blue. From the very start, the view of the website is enticing, and not assaulting to the eyes and one is then eager to explore the website further. The design for the other websites also has its own appeal and these points shall be discussed individually based on various elements for evaluation.

Enticing members to join any organization has now become an important consideration for many organizations especially with the proliferation of the internet. The improvements in internet design and use have also prompted many organizations to redesign and repurpose their websites in order to support their needs. Using different websites for electrical engineering, this study shall consider the relations between verbal and visual data on the strategies used by organizations and design staff to present essential information and data on the web.

Immediately when navigating through the IEEE website, the viewer is able to see different visual data. For one, the text in the site comes in various typefaces, groupings, sizes, and pictures, and other images are placed in various significant points, depending on the information being presented.&nbsp.