Change management plan

Now that the VP of HR has been briefed on the results of your focus group, she has asked you to work with Leroy to prepare a change management plan that could be used at Red Carpet. Leroy thinks it is important to use a set of steps from an established change model to guide the change process. He has recommended the OD Action Research Model,

Appreciative Inquiry, and Kotter’s 8 Step Model as potential alternatives. But, the VP of HR wants to know all of the details, so Leroy has decided to partner with you to give a presentation to the VP of HR and make decision-making a collaborative effort. She is also concerned about the potential resistance to change at Red Carpet, so Leroy thinks it’s important to cover this in the presentation as well. Review the Red Carpet scenario for this course and prepare a 4 slide PowerPoint presentation that describes your change management recommendations, including the following: In your opinion, which one of the following change models will be best for Red Carpet’s change process: the OD Action Research Model,

Appreciative Inquiry, or Kotter’s Eight Step Model? What are the set of steps of the model you chose? What are the pros and cons of the model you chose? Considering the organizational culture of Red Carpet, how will the organization use communication to overcome resistance to change? 88Please include speaker notes of at least 210 per slide. also the slide count does not include title and reference slides (6 total if this are included)

The management of organisational change

Choose a private, public or non-profit organisation located anywhere in the world in order to analyse and discuss the management of organisational change. You are free to select an organisation of your choice drawing upon case studies in the literature and articles in the press, which indicate a significant organisational change has happened. In your research project you should draw upon secondary information but you may also gather primary data (subject to supervisor’s approval). Please note that prior to the collection of primary data you should submit a research ethics application, information about which will be provided to you in due course.

Human Resource Considerations foreign locations

Human Resource Considerations foreign locations

 

Paper details:

Overview: For this case study, you will read the case study Chinese Multinational Firms in Asia and Africa and use it as the basis for your analysis of human resource management (HRM) strategies when expanding to new, foreign locations. This assignment will help you prepare for Milestone One, which is due in Module Five. Prompt: First, review the required resources in Module Four and the Milestone One Guidelines and Rubric document. In one short paragraph, summarize the main HRM issues in the case. After you write your summary, address the following questions: 1. What role does legal environment play in setting HRM strategies? 2. Do MNCs have an ethical obligation to develop local communities in all instances of global expansion, as was done in the case provided? Explain. 3. How do HRM strategies change based on industry? Consider the requirements for the final project in your response. Note: Your responses must be supported with two additional scholarly references apart from the assigned case and textbook.

Change Management Processes

4 slides (+ title and reference slides);

Speaker notes of 200–250 words per slide Now that the VP of HR has been briefed on the results of your focus group, she has asked you to work with Leroy to prepare a change management plan that could be used at Red Carpet. Leroy thinks it is important to use a set of steps from an established change model to guide the change process. He has recommended the OD Action Research Model, Appreciative Inquiry, and Kotter’s 8 Step Model as potential alternatives.

But, the VP of HR wants to know all of the details, so Leroy has decided to partner with you to give a presentation to the VP of HR and make decision-making a collaborative effort. She is also concerned about the potential resistance to change at Red Carpet, so Leroy thinks it’s important to cover this in the presentation as well.

Review the Red Carpet scenario for this course and prepare a 4 slide PowerPoint presentation that describes your change management recommendations, including the following: In your opinion, which one of the following change models will be best for Red Carpet’s change process: the OD Action Research Model, Appreciative Inquiry, or Kotter’s Eight Step Model? What are the set of steps of the model you chose? What are the pros and cons of the model you chose? Considering the organizational culture of Red Carpet, how will the organization use communication to overcome resistance to change?

Compare and contrast between traditional and Ansoff strategic management approaches

Description 1. Explain the Ansoff Strategic Approach. A. One paragraph explanation of the concept behind the approach and what it does. B. Explain environmental turbulence (everything) C. Explain each of the 4 organizational strategies and 8 of the organizational capabilities. How are they measured, and how is each defined? D. Explain gaps. E. Provide Ansoff’s strategic success theorem. F. Discuss the strengths and weaknesses of the approach. 2. Explain the Traditional Strategic Approach. A. Explain the economic theories that underlie the approach. B. Explain how the economic theories are adopted into the approach. C. Explain each step in the model to include: a. What the step is b. What happens at that step c. Provide an overall outline of the entire approach. D. Discuss the strengths and weaknesses of the approach. 3. Explain the “Four Phase Cycle of the Organization.” 4. Explain the “Five personalities of Change.”

Describe how the organization would assess their progress towards accurately monitoring and analyzing future cybersecurity threats

Using the attached files, create a Cybersecurity Risk Report that helps the proposed business “Docsign Consulting Company” manage cybersecurity risks. When developing this report, refer to the “Framework for Improving Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity,” as a guide along with the other previous The formal report must include the following components: I. Executive Summary – Briefly summarize the scope and results of the framework compliance assessment. Highlight high-risk findings and comment on required management actions. Present an action plan to address and prioritize compliance gaps. Present a cost/benefit analysis. Explain the risks involved in trying to achieve the necessary outcomes and the resources required to address the gaps. II. Organizational Objectives and Priorities “This section should include an Organizational Data Flow Diagram.” – Current Framework Compliance Status: Describe the current cybersecurity environment, such as processes, information, and systems directly involved in the delivery of services. Describe the current risk management practices, threat environment, legal and regulatoryrequirements, business/mission objectives, and organizational constraints using the framework identified in the “Organizational Objectives and Priorities” assignment. Include a diagram related to the common flow of information and decisions at the major levels within the organization. – Future Cybersecurity Policy Implementations: Describe the critical cybersecurity needs that should be in place to ensure compliance with ISO/IEC 27001 Cybersecurity Framework and then prioritize outcomes. III. Operational Compliance and Risk Assessment “This section should include a Portal Diagram and Organizational Risk Assessment Chart.” – Cybersecurity Risk Assessment: Describe the likelihood of risks occurring and the resulting impact. Identify threats to, and vulnerabilities of, those systems and assets. Express risks bothinternally and externally. Determine the acceptable level of risk (risk tolerance). Describe the response to the risk. Describe how identified risks are managed and resolved. – Privacy Risk Management: Describe how the business is integrating privacy laws and regulations, prioritizing, and measuring progress. – Compliance Gaps: Describe the type of audits that should be performed in order to keep a consistent measure of risk. Determine what type of gap analysis should be performed in order toproperly identify the security elements and variables within the environment that pose the most risk. Develop a compliance management plan based on the findings using the aforementioned information gathered for reference. IV. Response and Recovery Planning – Contingency Planning Process: Define the roles, responsibilities, and procedures associated with restoring IT systems following any kind of disruption. – The Data Backup Planning Process: Briefly describe the data to be backed up, the backup method, and the backup frequency that best meets the business requirements. – The Disaster Recovery Planning Process: Briefly describe the recovery of data specific to your operating environment. – The Emergency Operations Mode Planning: Briefly describe how your organization would carry out operations between the onset of restoration activity and when system functions return. – Testing and Revision Procedures: Briefly describe the frequency and sophistication of the testing and revision procedures. V. Improvements and Recommendations – Opportunities for Improvement: Identify and prioritize improvement opportunities within the context of a continuous and repeatable process, identifying opportunities to strengthen and communicate its management of cybersecurity risk while aligning with industry practices. Identify opportunities to address an organizations emerging needs. – Organizational Impact: Describe the impact to the organization in the case that improvements to security are made, whilst also describing what may occur if the improvements are not made. – Monitoring: Describe how the organization would assess their progress towards accurately monitoring and analyzing future cybersecurity threats.

Hazard Analysis and Risk Assessment

Book: Advanced Safety Management Focusing on Z10 and Serious Injury Prevention Second Edition: Fred A. Manuele

Hazard Analysis and Risk Assessment Project

Be sure to read all of the instructions. There are two documents to be prepared and submitted. Following steps 1-11 of the Hazard Analysis and Risk Assessment Guide in the course textbook (pp. 171-174), develop a risk assessment for a serious workplace hazard with which you are familiar, or use Addendum D to Chapter 11 (pp. 202-206) to help you select a hazard. Evaluate the hazard and its associated risks, and then complete the Hazard Analysis and Risk Analysis Project form. To complete the Initial Risk Assessment and Post Control Risk Assessment sections, use the following codes based on the Risk Assessment Matrix in Table 11.10 (p. 180) of the textbook: SEVERITY: 1 – Catastrophic 2 – Critical 3 – Marginal 4 – Negligible PROBABILITY (Likelihood of Occurrence): A – Frequent B – Probable C – Occasional D – Remote E – Improbable RISK CODE: H – High S – Serious M – Medium L – Low All sections of the form must be completed. Note that the “Post Control Risk Assessment Measures” section reflects the risk assessment AFTER applying the additional control measures. In a separate document of at least one page, explain the reasoning behind how you filled out each section of the form. How would the control measures affect the assessment? You must use at least your textbook for this assignment, and other resources may be used as needed.

Identifying and avoiding ethical challenges in project procurement management

Identifying and avoiding ethical challenges in project procurement management

*******Make sure to cite ethical issues and cases from both united states government and commercial projects or procurement.************* Using outside sources, research, review, familiarize yourself, and understand one of the suggested topics from the list below as it relates to project procurement management. Then write a minimum 5-9 page report on the topic. **********Note: Due to their past use in in this class, use of either the Springfield Interchange or Chunnel projects is not permitted. For obvious reasons (I hope), the Tacoma Narrows Bridge is also not an acceptable topic for this final paper.****************

Management Support Systems

Management Support Systems

Suppose you work for an organization with six facilities in different cities across the country, and over 900 employees. Management is comprised primarily of individuals with business rather than technical backgrounds. Many projects within the company are collaborative efforts, with teams made up of employees from different functional areas and located across the various facilities. Your organization is looking for ways to improve decision making in order to achieve its strategic and operational goals.

As the IT manager, you have been tasked with providing management with information on the various management support systems available. Write a report that includes the following: A brief explanation of management support systems, in general, and the broad reasons for using such a system. A comparison of the types of management support systems, including what they are, how and when they might be used, and who would use them. Include examples of companies that utilize each type of system, but do not use the examples from the text. A discussion of the costs and benefits of utilizing management support systems.

Environmental Management Systems

Environmental Management Systems

Instructions on how to complete the assignment are provided. Only use peer-reviewed Journal Articles or the course textbook as sources. Textbooks from other courses that can’t be easily accessed online are not permitted as sources. DO NOT USE EXPONENTS/FOOTNOTES TO CITE IN TEXT. Please cite using Turabian Author-Date Style. Citation example: (Meredith, Shafer, and Mantel 2017, xx) where xx is the page number of the cited passage.