Portfolio: Reflection and Revision Writing Assignment Help

This project is divided into three parts:

• Tableau: as the project guideline stated that there’s no specific instructions. You’re free to display the data in the best way that shows outliers and interesting information. There are 4 sheets, 2 dash bored and one story.
• Word document
• The video

The data will be uploaded.

Please make it creative as much as you can

In this part you would need to follow the instructions of word document

NOTE: there is no specific words count which mean you can write as much as you need

You would just need to answer the question (written) for the video part as if it was recorded

This is the link of the video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UQp6Cq4S4CU&feature=youtu.be

There will be sample for the tableau with some description and another video sample just to give you an idea of what is required

Please follow the instructions and the criteria precisely

Let me know if you have any question

Hello

This is a case study of Supply chain management logistics course. Please read instruction carefully, do not write essay style, just answer each question by paragraphs and meet the requirement and provide detail explanation,these questions are related with each other so you need to read and analysis the case carefully. Please use some references to support your ideas. The Reference need to be APA style. The last calculation question need provide detail process and steps to the final answer. Request around 1500-2000 words. Must be your own work. Please understand the instruction then start work.

Thank you.

Executive Summary

Note: there are no group writing assignments in this class, and all written work will be completed independently.

Preparation

To prepare for this assignment, you must:

• have completed your independent/individual tax analysis
• read or revisit the Executive (PDF) and Executive Summary (PDF) sections of The Engineering Communication Manual provided for you
• consider all four aspects of plant location decision making examined throughout the semester together: social/cultural, environmental, political, and economic
• determine what your final recommendation
• be able to understand and clearly articulate the justifications for your recommendation

Purpose

The communication assignments in this course aim to develop communication skills that students will need in their professional lives. Students will study, analyze, and synthesize information and research through independent and group learning contexts, and will use both oral and written communication to do this work. Through these assignments, students will develop skills that will help them excel in their professional endeavors. Targeted skills include: argumentation; analysis; organization; presentation skills; and small group and interpersonal communication skills.

Goals

This assignment has three goals:

1. to include tax analysis in your final recommendation
2. synthesize the research you and your team have conducted related to plant location decision making throughout the semester
3. make a case for your recommendation

Objectives

The objectives of this assignment include: organization; argument building; making a case

Requirements

For this assignment, you must first complete your tax analysis. Then, you must synthesize the social/cultural, political, environmental, and tax analysis aspects that you and your team have researched throughout the semester. You will present your recommendation and overall justifications in an Executive Summary, written for an executive audience.

Your summary must meet the following requirements:

• The summary must be written to an executive audience
• Your document must appear professional and be visually easy to navigate, including:
  • headings and subheadings as appropriate
  • bullet points as appropriate
    • (note: bullet points are not required, but many students asked about whether or not they could be included, and my answer was, and still is, “yes, bullet points may be included as appropriate, but should never be used in place of adequate detail”)
  • excellent organization
  • reasonable and thoughtful use of spacing and margins
  • attention to formatting that communicates professionalism, pride of work, and respect for the reader
• Spacing: You may use single spacing, OR you may customize your spacing by selecting “Exactly” in the line spacing drop-down menu and use up to 16pt spacing. Use your own judgment and aesthetic preferences to determine your spacing choices, but be consistent.
• You must equitably address all four factors you were asked to consider for this assignment: cultural/social, environmental, political, and economic factors.
• Synthesize information for your reader; show them the connections you want them to understand. Always demonstrate for your reader how they should connect the information you are providing for them
  • Never assume that readers will make the same connections you have made, or that you want them to make, without your guidance.
• Include an appendix with a graph and explanation of your economic analysis. The graph must be clearly labeled and include a description that will help your audience understand the significance of the graph.
  • The appendix must be part of the document, but will appear on its own page.
  • Use the “Page Break” function to create a separate page for your appendix.
• Your recommendation must be clear and direct. It should appear in the introductory section of your summary. Remember, you’re not writing a mystery. Your executive audience wants you to be clear and direct, with thoughtful and well-developed justifications.
• Your summary must include the elements of an introduction, body, and conclusion, but must use specific, professional terminology for those sections. Remember: An executive summary is not an academic paper.
• Your summary should be approximately 2 – 2.5 pages of writing, not including relevant visual aids (such as charts, graphs, and figures that will aid your justifications), and your appendix, which will make the page count longer.
  • Your submission will be at least 3 pages in total with the inclusion of your appendix
  • Your submission might be up to 5 pages if you also include visual aids such as charts, graphs, or figures in the body of your summary
• Visual aids in the body of your summary are not required. However, you may find that some charts, graphs, or figures may help clarify your justification, in which case you should use them. However, you must not use visual aids in place of providing sufficient explanations or justifications.
  • Visual aids must aid your explanations and justifications, not replace them.

Rubric

Econ Exec Summary Rubric

• You must submit two separate copies (one Word file and one PDF file) using the Assignment Template on Blackboard via the allocated folder. These files must not be in compressed format.
• It is your responsibility to check and make sure that you have uploaded both the correct files.
• Zero make will be given if you try to bypass the SafeAssing (e.g. misspell words, remove spaces between words, hide characters, use different character sets or languages other than English or any kind of manipulation).
• Email submission will not be accepted.
• You are advised to make your work clear and well-presented, marks may be reduced for poor presentation. This includes filling your information on the cover page.
• You MUST show all your work, and text must not be converted into an image, unless specified otherwise by the question.
• Late submission will result in ZERO marks being awarded.
• The work should be your own, copying from students or other resources will result in ZERO marks.

Use Times New Roman font for all your answers