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SBMG10017 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Swot Analysis

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Mohawk College
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SBMG
Course
SBMG10017
Professor
Laura Cole

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1. to manage time stress it is suggested that you use peak optimal time. Peak optimal time is when you have the most energy. Everyone is different some people have the most energy in the morning and others have more energy late at night. It is suggested that in order to reduce time stress that you make yourself aware of your peak optimal time so you are able to prioritize effectively. Schedule tasks that are harder for times that you have more energy to finish them and schedule smaller tasks for the times when you have less energy. Assertive communication can help you to manage time stress by keeping your list of task manageable and not taking on more than you can handle. This helps to reduce time stress by giving yourself more time to work on your own projects. 3. as a supervisor what could you do if you noticed one of your employees experiencing.

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Prompt Now think about this on a more personal note and focus on yourself. If the world was running out of power sources, and you are asked to present your top 3 energy powered items that you would struggle losing (in your career and/or personal life)? If you had to limit your resources, which of these 3 would you choose to give up in order to keep your other 2 items that are power sourced?

What will the population be in 2050? It is estimated by the United Nations for the population of the world to be 9 billion people. That is an addition of 2 billion people. Energy agencies use population growth to help determine energy consumption. (Peak) Why does the world have such an increase in population? There are many things that aid in this growth, from newer medical technologies, cleanliness to food supply. Cheaper energy sources have also aided in this growth. As we look at energy sources, we need to realize that some are at its maximum of producing energy and that may affect the population growth. (Peak) Sometimes we have to make decisions without having all of the information we might need. When this happens how do we make a decision that takes everyone's best interests involved into account? Population predictions can often be difficult to accurately determine, yet in order to make decisions and plans about our local communities and the global community we have to make some imperfect predictions about future populations in order to attempt to allocate resources for future generations. As the population continues to increase, what happens to our energy resources? Are we depleting energy resources? In this discussion, think about what powers the world and discuss whether these resources are limited or not? Choose a new technology for power sources and discuss (some examples are Fusion, Solar Panels, Windmills, etc). Prompt Now think about this on a more personal note and focus on yourself. If the world was running out of power sources, and you are asked to present your top 3 energy powered items that you would struggle losing (in your career and/or personal life)? If you had to limit your resources, which of these 3 would you choose to give up in order to keep your other 2 items that are power sourced?

QUESTION I

Project Background You have just completed a postgraduatediploma in project management and are currently registered for amaster’s degree where you have to carry out a mini research oncustomer care in your organization. Develop a project proposal onthe planning, execution, analysis and reporting of the research.All processes planned for should be finalized within 6 months fromthe 4th august 2018.

GENERAL PROJECT TASK
The following needs to be done:

You know:
 How to conduct research according to the study-guide
 Sample of respondents should be at least 100
 Pilot study to be carried out

You have:
You have constituted a good team, and have decided to pay asfollows:

Field Worker / Data Collector $100 per day
Statistician $3800
Language Editor $200 per hour
Printer and Binder $400

Note: Assign resources as much as you can to accomplish all youridentified tasks

State the objective i.e. why your help is needed. State theproject goal, plus any constraints or conditions. Break down thegoal into several objectives that will be researched, and the valuethat each objective offers to the research study.

List all resources that will be needed, including your researchprofessionals like a statistician. Discuss assumed resources,including research requirements. Especially note external resourcesand requirements, e.g. does the study need an externalreviewer?

Present the specific tasks you will do as a WBS, and give costestimates, with sub-totals at each level and total estimated cost.Briefly discuss the estimates, where the costs mainly go, andefforts made to save costs.

Discuss the project dependencies and list the tasks on thecritical path. Discuss the critical path tasks, and methods used toshorten the critical path.

List and discuss the milestones and the deliverables for each.Be very specific about each milestone, including the project finishmilestone.

Explain the general strategy that will be used to manage theproject to completion. Project must have at least two phases.Discuss how they connect to each other, and the milestones. Explainwhy you took this strategy. Summarise 10 most important projectrisks, and how they will be dealt with if they occur.

Briefly summarise, giving the overall project cost, the projectbenefits as bullet points, and the general strategy. Provide a listof meetings with research specialists and others involved in theresearch process, with details like who, when and where andestimated times, and desired deliverable.