Analyze how your new product or service meets a specific want or need of the target market that you identified.

Using your intrapreneurial or entrepreneurial business idea from the previous MBA-515 Business Environment, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship course, or a new idea, imagine you are an executive at the relevant company. You have decided to take this idea to the next level by producing a comprehensive business plan to present to senior management and potential investors in order to convince them to back the project. Your plan should focus on key elements of marketing and strategy, such as branding, customer base, existing resources and capabilities, pricing, and other factors that could affect your project’s success. Your business plan should highlight the merits of the project based on a detailed internal analysis, showing how the idea fits with the company’s mission and vision. Remember that a well-constructed business plan provides concise, accurate information that allows busy executives or investors to quickly grasp the essentials of your idea, the key need or want it addresses, and how you will meet that need or want. Specifically, the following critical elements must be addressed: I. Executive summary. Using the tenets provided in Module Nine Reading and Resources, begin your paper with an executive summary. II. Context. This section should provide leadership and potential investors with background information on the company’s current brand and how your new product or service fits with that brand. Be sure to do the following: A. Describe the key defining features of the company’s brand and how these features drive business decisions. For example, how are these factors an extension of the company’s mission, vision, and values? What are the non-negotiables for a product or service to carry the company name? What is the company known for/as/about? B. Assess how the new idea fits with the company’s existing brand and how that impacts your business plan. Support your response with relevant research and analysis. For example, will the product or service be part of a new brand or an existing brand? How will that affect the way you market the product both within the company and to consumers? C. Evaluate the effectiveness of the company’s existing branding efforts (or branding efforts for similar products or services if yours is a new company). What does the evaluation suggest for the new product or service? Support your response with relevant analysis. III. Need. Use this section to define your target market and explain how your product or service fills a critical need or want for that market. A. Define your target market and its unique characteristics. Be sure to analyze the following: Basic demographics. What are the key demographic features of the individuals or businesses who are most likely to purchase your product or service? Support your response with relevant market research. For example, how might age, purchasing power, decision-making authority, or other factors affect your product or service’s appeal to potential customers? B. Analyze what other behavioral or psychographic characteristics of your target market might affect their purchasing decisions. Support your response with relevant research. C. Analyze how your new product or service meets a specific want or need of the target market that you identified. In other words, what principal benefits or key features would your target market find appealing? Support your response with relevant market research. 3 D. Based on your analysis above, argue why this target market is the best strategic choice for the success of your product or service. IV. Strengths and weaknesses. In this section, you should assess the ramifications of your new business idea on branding, operations, and planning within the organization, based on internal analysis. A. Assess the company’s tangible and intangible strengths in providing the new product or service, along with any weaknesses or gaps. Your response should comprehensively address different aspects of the business, establishing clear links between the strengths and weaknesses you identify and how those affect planning for the new business activities. The factors you identify will depend on your business and idea, but might include things such as staff capabilities and turnover, organizational culture, production capacity, location, customer loyalty, supply chain relations, financial stability, or ability to acquire funding. Assess the opportunities and threats that emerging consumer trends and company ethics may present to the success of the new idea. B. Consumer trends. How might emerging trends in consumer preferences (e.g., buying local, support for green technologies, organic foods, etc.) impact the branding and business success of the new product or service you are launching in the current global marketplace? Justify your response, identifying the trends that are most relevant to your product or service and how they apply to your target market. C. Ethics. Analyze how perceived ethics violations affect your branding image and ultimate success of your new product or service in a global environment. Support your response with specific examples. For example, do different target populations have different perceptions of what constitutes ethical behavior? How do consumers respond to those violations and what is the impact on business (e.g., product avoidance, lobbying for new regulations, etc.)? D. Assess how the factors that you identified above affect branding and operations across different departments in the company. How does your business plan take this into account? For example, does organizational structure help or hinder branding and launch activities? Do departments have competing interests? Do they communicate effectively? V. Core competencies. Assess core competencies of the company or new idea that differentiate you from the competition and provide forward momentum in the market. How do those competencies affect your business plan? In other words, what things about the company, product, or service provide significant value to the customer and are very difficult to duplicate? How can you use that strategically? VI. Pricing. Use this section of your business plan to develop and justify a pricing strategy for your new product or service. Be sure to address the following: A. Determine the fixed and variable costs to the company for producing, marketing, and selling your new good or service. How do those fit with the company’s short- and long-term objectives? Support your narrative with a table showing calculations and any assumptions. B. Judge how much your target market is willing and able to pay for your product or service. Use target market analysis and research on competitors’ prices to support your answer. C. Evaluate if targeted consumers are willing and able to pay more for your product or service if it (or the organization, more generally) aligns with their preferences for corporate social responsibility and ethical behavior. Justify your response with evidence. D. In light of your analysis, justify the appropriate pricing strategy and price for your product or service and why it is justified. For example, would skimming, penetration, economy, or premium pricing be most appropriate? What should the initial price be? 4 VII. Refinement. This section should highlight processes for reviewing and refining branding and other activities surrounding your new product or service. A. Establish processes for how and when you will evaluate the success of your new product or service and its branding. Be sure to suggest processes that occur at regular intervals and extend across the business, explaining how results will impact decisions on whether to continue or to initiate exit strategies. What qualitative and quantitative methods will you use? B. Specify regular, business-wide feedback loops and processes that you will implement to support your new idea, keep it on track, and make midcourse corrections as needed. For example, will you adjust business functions and/or facilitate regular communication across departments? C. In planning for the future, determine how will you identify and integrate other factors that might affect implementation of your new idea into your business decisions and planning. In other words, what other things do you need to consider when moving forward both internally and externally?

Based on your example, to what extent does this work of controversial art make a social contribution?

Choose an example of a controversial work of art (literature, sculpture, television, film, etc.) from the 20th or 21st centuries then address the following: – Identify the work and the medium – Based on your example, to what extent does this work of controversial art make a social contribution? – What aesthetic value does the work have?  How does it reflect the human condition?  How does it relate to your life? – Has this work ever been censored?  If so, explain the circumstances. – Are governments ever justified in censoring art?  Why or why not? – Examine some of the influences of this work of art.  – Argue whether or not this work should be considered art.  Explain why. – Include an accompanying statement from the artist (s) and a statement from a critic to support your points.

How do the health concerns of people from COVID-19 balance against the economic concerns of keeping the economy healthy?

your next step for this week is to  write your Theoretical Orientation and Purpose.  A theoretical orientation, or theoretical framework, refers to the system of ideas and assumptions that an academic begins with when writing a paper. Theoretical orientation provides the researcher with a starting point to structure his/her ideas during research and writing.  Each academic discipline contains a number of established theoretical orientations that have been developed over the history of that discipline.  A theoretical framework consists of concepts and, together with their definitions and reference to relevant scholarly literature, represents existing theory that is used for your particular study. The theoretical framework must demonstrate an understanding of theories and concepts that are relevant to the topic of your research paper and that relate to the broader areas of knowledge being considered. At a minimum, you must respond to the following questions within this paper: Have you identified the chief paradigm or theoretical orientation of your proposed research? On the other hand, are you attempting to refute some paradigm or theory? Are you proposing to test a theory or hypothesis? Are you suggesting the theoretical orientation has shaped the methodology proposed for the study, such as the data-collection technique and the choice of which data are to be collected or ignored?

Discuss the effects of US Fiscal and Monetary Policies Since the Great Recession.

You will be required to write a paper on what effect the United States’ fiscal and monetary policies had on the U.S. economy since the financial crises of 2008/2009. The report should factually document the state of the U.S. economy at the peak of the crisis in specific terms such as: Gross Domestic Product (GDP), Inflation, Unemployment, and Interest Rates. It should also factually document the state of the U.S. economy as it is currently utilizing the same metrics. You will be further required to factually document the policies that were implemented, analyze the effect of those policies, and provide an opinion on if the policies will have a lasting effect in continuing to help the U.S. economy rebound.

Describe the significance of these artifacts to the event commemorated.

The world has seen many events and movements related to the violation of or struggle for human and civil rights over the centuries, and a number of these have been memorialized in museums and historical sites. Many of the struggles over human and civil rights have a strong basis in religious and/or moral values of the people and cultures in which they occur. For this assignment, you are asked to visit a museum’s or monument’s web site commemorating such an event or movement. Prepare a 5-8 minute class presentation that does the following: Name the museum or monument, its location, and the event or historical rights movement it memorializes. Briefly describe the event that is memorialized, explaining whether it was related to race or ethnicity, gender, religious, sexual, or civil rights. Provide at least TWO examples of the artifacts chosen to represent the event or the era that you viewed. These could be words, images, or recordings. For monuments, it could be a plaque or display. Describe the significance of these artifacts to the event commemorated. Explain why you believe these artifacts were chosen. Do you believe that they represent the event they are commemorating well? Why or why not? Discuss why a culture would choose to memorialize such an event. What purposes does memorialization serve for cultures and societies (both those that are the subject of the memorialization, and those from other cultures and societies)?

Identify the concepts explored in the literature review.

·        The selected articles should be original research articles. Review articles, meta-analysis, meta-synthesis, and systemic review should not be used. ·        Mixed-methods studies should not be used. Your critique should include the following: Research Problem/Purpose ·        State the problem clearly as it is presented in the report. ·        Have the investigators placed the study problem within the context of existing knowledge? ·        Will the study solve a problem relevant to nursing? ·        State the purpose of the research. Review of the Literature ·        Identify the concepts explored in the literature review. ·        Were the references current? If not, what do you think the reasons are? Theoretical Framework ·        Are the theoretical concepts defined and related to the research? ·        Does the research draw solely on nursing theory or does it draw on theory from other disciplines? ·        Is a theoretical framework stated in this research piece? ·        If not, suggest one that might be suitable for the study. Variables/Hypotheses/Questions/Assumptions ·        What are the independent and dependent variables in this study? ·        Are the operational definitions of the variables given? If so, are they concrete and measurable? ·        Is the research question or the hypothesis stated? What is it? Methodology ·        What type of design (quantitative, qualitative, and type) was used in this study? ·        Was inductive or deductive reasoning used in this study? ·        State the sample size and study population, sampling method, and study setting. ·        Did the investigator choose a probability or non-probability sample? ·        State the type of reliability and the validity of the measurement tools. ·        Were ethical considerations addressed? Data Analysis ·        What data analysis tool was used? ·        How were the results presented in the study? ·        Identify at least one (1) finding. Summary/Conclusions, Implications, and Recommendations ·        What are the strengths and limitations of the study? ·        In terms of the findings, can the researcher generalize to other populations? Explain. ·        Evaluate the findings and conclusions as to their significance for nursing.

Discuss what local, state and/or federal government health programs are responsible for addressing Obesity.

Introduction  -The purpose of this presentation is to inform a group of community stakeholders of a public health problem that exists in the community. Your goal is to gain funding to address the issue. Therefore, your presentation should use Standard English and have a highly developed and sustained viewpoint and purpose. Using college-level communication skills, your presentation should be logical, unified, and highly ordered with superior organization from beginning to end. You should be leading your audience toward a dynamic and supported conclusion that will gain funding to address your chosen health problem.  Select a current public health issue from the following website (obesity): https://health.gov/healthypeople/objectives-and-data/browse-objectives/overweight-and-obesity Source: Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion. Healthy People 2020. Retrieved from http://www.healthypeople.gov/  •Once you have picked a public health issue, read through all areas of the topic page including the Overview, Objectives, and Interventions & Resources to have a thorough understanding of the health problem and what is being done to reduce its impact on communities.  •Create a 10-12 slide presentation with speaker notes and recorded audio using the following guidelines for creating your presentation:  •Title slide (1 slide) •Introduction slide (1 slide) •Provide a summary of the selected public health issue, including the affected population(s) (Overview tab). (1-2 slides) •Discuss what local, state and/or federal government health programs are responsible for addressing the issue. (1 slide) •Discuss what non-governmental agencies are assisting in addressing the issue. (1 slide) •Give an explanation of the need for collaboration between government and non-governmental stakeholders. (1-2 slides) •Propose a minimum of three (3) evidence-based solutions that could be used to address the health issue (use the Interventions & Resources tab to assist). (2-3 slides) •Describe the challenges the stakeholders face when implementing evidence-based solutions, including but not limited to reaching the affected population(s) (target audience) and funding.

Write an essay on crime and society.

Basically there is one question, you have to write an essay in regarding to that answer. that question is just an argument or hint about the essay that what it is about. so write an essay related to that question. write that essay from the readings take quotes from it then explain it properly and tell why choosed that quote and also take help from videos which are attached. tell what was the seen in the video and what was the setting(be specific). where that seen happen. describe what people say? what film is about? so this way connect those issues from reading quotes to film. what writer think about that quote in the reading.  introduction- what we are writing about ? and why? how to analyse that? what are the key terms to analyse? everything else is attached and also use this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Yzy8oh5Fw0     (cruel and unusual). please be specific and explain everything properly and please take 2 quotes from article and 2 quotes from film as well and then explain those to answer this question – Is it justice if a transgender woman is incarcerated for crimes such as theft?