Course Objectives: CO2: Assess the main motivations for engagement in sustainabl

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Course Objectives:
CO2: Assess the main motivations for engagement in sustainable business practices.
CO7: Compare the relationship between technology and innovation in sustainable business.
CO8: Develop a plan to address the political, regulatory, or technology environments that impact organizations’ supply chain sustainability and strategies.
Prompt:
For this week’s discussion, reflect on what you have learned throughout this course. Respond to the following:
What is the top concept or principle you learned?
How do you plan to incorporate your top concept or principle in your supply chain career?
How do you see the future of sustainable supply chain?

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CO2: Assess the main motivations for engagement in sustainabl appeared first on homework handlers.

This week had you explore strategies helping researchers draw a sample from a po

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This week had you explore strategies helping researchers draw a sample from a population. However, not all samples offer a fair and unbiased representation of a population. For example, imagine that a researcher wanted to measure the effectiveness of a cancer drug in treating lung cancer amongst nonsmokers. Would drawing a sample containing only males constitute a representative sample? Likely not, as there may be gender-based differences in how the drug is processed and transported within the body.
Create a research scenario, like the one above, and use it to address the following prompts: (a) what sampling procedure was used? (b) from what general population was the sample drawn? (c) do you believe that the sample was representative of the population from which it was drawn? Why or why not?; and (d) what changes could you suggest that would make the scenario more rigorous in terms of sampling procedures and/or controlling for nonsampling errors?

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Can you adequately support the idea that there is discrimination in professional

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Can you adequately support the idea that there is discrimination in professional sports, according to position and salary? What about for women’s sports? What about for types of sports? What if we consider all the sports and people around the nation and around the world? What sports and people are missing attention and financial support?
Can you use the recent remarks from Draymond Green towards the WNBA

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Seattle is set to become the home city to the NHL’s 32nd franchise. As a new NHL

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Seattle is set to become the home city to the NHL’s 32nd franchise. As a new NHL city with limited historical exposure to professional hockey outside of the CHL, Seattle’s ownership will face some unique marketing challenges as it looks to develop a strong relationship with its new fan base. Its approach to game day marketing and management will be a key feature of its future marketing strategy. Putting yourself in the role of marketing director for this new NHL franchise, prepare a 700 word paper by creating special events between periods as well as fan interactions or around the arena. Also, create some type of Pregame show, and find a Sponsorship for the team/arena. In doing so, you can research what successful strategies and fan-engagement programming can be learned from some of the NHL’s most recent franchise additions, including Las Vegas, Nashville, Arizona, Dallas, Anaheim, Florida, Tampa Bay, and Carolina. You might want to look at what nontraditional NHL markets have done with respect to best practices in fan development as well as developing the sport of hockey within their specific markets. 

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