Six Sigma projects are powerful tools for achieving breakthrough improvements. Improvement projects utilize the Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, and Control (DMAIC) methodology while design or re-design projects use the DMADV methodology. Such projects can be undertaken for large or small initiatives, but because they require a fair bit of work in planning and engaging the team, they are usually applied in situations where a significant […]

Imagine that you are preparing an article to submit to the Canadian Marketing Association, an association that provides thought leadership and professional development for marketers. Your report must focus on an intriguing real-world question of your choice. After identifying the aspects of consumer behaviour that best answer your question, you must then conclude your report with two takeaways aimed at marketers. Steps 1. Identify a […]

This assignment should include a full outline completely filled in with the sub categories (i.e. a., b., c.) under your Roman numerals.  This will include the actual topics of the overarching ideas and should indicate what the different paragraphs would cover. These should be like bullet points, not statements or sentences. Here is an example of a full outline: I. Introduction/Abstract     a. Aims: Reason […]

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Refer to the table 3-4 slide 3-5: Time estimates to the Project Paper. Complete  the exercise using the provided formulas. Find the completion time  using PERT method as outlined on the slides. Use formulas NOT plugged-in numbers.  All necessary information and guidance are on attachments! tutorial link https://www.viddler.com/embed/ebd96754

PowerPoint_1A_KWT_Overview       Open the file Student_PowerPoint_1A_KWT_Overview.pptx   downloaded with this project. Then, in your textbook, turn to Project 1A and   complete all of the steps in Activities 1.01-1.14.   Note: Activities 1.15 -1.16 are optional and may also be assigned by your   instructor but will not be submitted to MyLab IT to be graded.   Complete Activity 1.01   Identifying Parts of the PowerPoint Window.    Complete Activity […]

PowerPoint_1B_Seattle       Open the PowerPoint presentation   Student_PowerPoint_1B_Seattle_HW.pptx   downloaded with this project. Then, in your textbook, turn to Project 1B and   complete all of the steps in Activities 1.17-1.33.   Complete Activity 1.17 Changing   Slide Size   Complete Activity 1.18 Inserting   Slides from an Existing Presentation   Complete Activity 1.19   Displaying and Editing the Presentation Outline   Complete Activity 1.20 Deleting   and Moving a Slide   […]

PowerPoint_3B_Enrollment       Open the file Student_PowerPoint_3B_Enrollment.pptx   downloaded with this project. Then, in your textbook, turn to Project 3B and   complete all of the steps in Activities 3.18 – 3.30.   Complete Activity 3.18 Creating   a Table   Complete Activity 3.19 Inserting   Rows and Columns in a Table   Complete Activity 3.20 Sizing a   Table   Complete Activity 3.21   Distributing Rows and Aligning Table Text   […]

PowerPoint_3A_Trails       Open the file Student_PowerPoint_3A_Trails.pptx downloaded   with this project. Then, in your textbook, turn to Project 3A and complete   all of the steps in Activities 3.01 – 3.17.   Complete Activity 3.01 Changing   Theme Colors   Complete Activity 3.02 Changing   Theme Fonts   Complete Activity 3.03 Applying   a Background Style   Complete Activity 3.04 Hiding   Background Graphics   Complete Activity 3.05 Applying   a Background […]

Overview: Chapter 9: Customs are behaviors generally expected in specific situations and are established, socially acceptable ways of behaving in given circumstances. Customs vary not only by country but also by regions or locations within a country. For example, in the United States, customs differ along north-south lines and urban-rural lines. In addition, religious backgrounds and ethnic identities account for differences in customs.  Chapter 10: […]