Imagine that you have been appointed to lead a Consultancy team to design a change programme for the proposed takeover of Asda by Sainsburys.

Your focus should be on recommending changes which will enhance organisational strategic performance. Your focus should take account of the following elements: a) The two supermarket brands will retain their individual Asda and Sainsburys branding; b) The aim is to leverage the buying power of the two supermarket brands in their supply chains; c) Customers will need to be convinced that, in particular, the Sainsburys shopping experience will not be affected; d) The competition regulator in the U.K., the Competition and Markets Authority, has already launched a formal investigation into the proposed merger. Research and describe the context of change, the pressures to change and how you believe the leaders need to implement change in the new combined Company. (800 words) Describe in detail what specific actions you will be recommending to ensure the successful completion of the project. Here you might discuss the models, tools and techniques taught on the Leading Change Module that you believe the Company will find useful in order to effectively drive the change approach you are recommending. (1350 words) Discuss how you recommend the Companys leaders and managers should involve their people and other stakeholders in the change programme. Include a discussion of any resistance they may encounter and how you propose they respond to it. (1350 words) Explain the actual/potential benefits of the change to the organisation. How will you measure that the improvements have had the desired impact, across a wide spectrum of Key Performance Indicators? (400 words)

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discuss the differences in their plot analysis to yours.

INSTRUCTIONS: Post a reply to this thread. Each reply will consist of a response (200+ wds) that evaluates their analysis of the story . Both responses must begin with a positive statement about the initial response, and focus on the consistency of the analysis. The plot analysis should be internally consistent meaning that the theme should make sense for how the plot elements were categorized. Remember that the analysis can be different while still relevant. The only incorrect analysis would be an inconsistent or illogical analysis, an analysis that does not make sense within itself. For the thread analyzing the other story, discuss whether the plot analysis gives you a basic understanding of the story and interests you into reading it. Remember to be friendly and polite. The purpose of this assignment is to engage with your fellow classmates and to help improve their analysis skills focusing on narratives. Do not worry with correcting grammar and punctuation. THIS IS THE THREAD: Analysis of a Narrative Arna Bontemps, A Summer Tragedy Protagonist- Jeff Patton, a black share farmer is the protagonist. Plot Line- Jeff Patton and his wife Jennie devise a plane to commit a double suicide. Theme Line- Choice of death is the theme. Truth Value- Yes The narrative begins with a brief background of the Jeff Pattons life. We know that he is a hard-working elderly share farmer with decreased mobility due to history of strokes. He is married to Jennie, who is blind and weak herself. The reader than finds that this small family has lost all five grown children in the last two years. With this decrease in assistance, there is little possibility for Jeff and Jennie to keep up production on their portion of the farm. As it is, the land owner has often been dishonest in counting the work that Jeff has performed, leaving the family in continued debt to the landowner. While getting dressed in their Sunday best, Jeff is often reminiscing about past incidents good and bad and is noticeably trembling at points during the narrative. The reader starts to get the inference that there is a plan for suicide but nothing of the sort is definitively noted in the text. On the way to the river, Jennie becomes upset and asks Jeff if this is really what he wants to do, the answer is yes. Then Jeff changes his mind briefly. Jeff then thinks of his life and the hardships he has endured and what is to come if there were another stroke and his decision to move forward with the plan is solidified. The climax of the story is notable when Jeff accelerates the old Ford into the river and ends his and Jennies life. Finally finding peace. The theme of the narrative is choice of death. Jeff and Jennie have lived long productive lives. They raised 5 children and have lost them all in a very short period of time. With the loss of the children there is no one to help with the work that needs to be done around their portion of the farm. The couple is elderly and as time passes their functional ability is rapidly declining. Jeff is unable to maintain the level of production in the fields as he was in the past and has decreased his output of work from last year. There also has been a debilitating stroke that has left Jeff weak, which he finds as a character flaw in men. Jennie is blind and seemingly unable to assist her husband in his work. With all of this tragedy, the couple has decided to end their lives to stave off further complications that could arise in the days and months to come. I do believe in choice of life and of death. Yes, there is always extenuating circumstances and I do not believe that suicide is the answer for all who seek refuge in death. I do believe that given certain circumstances people can and should be able to choose to end life when there is no greater outcome. Jeff Patton knows that one more stroke and he will either be unable to function at all and need 24-hour care from his already ailing wife or die. Jeff and Jennie also realizes that she is not able to help Jeff in his daily duties on the farm which will lead to there inability to pay for basic life needs.

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What type of design will you use for your research (can not use surveys, or descriptive or correlational designs) are only allowed experimental or quasi-experimental designs.

In this coursework you will work on the introduction to the research. (Research theme Anorexia Nervosa Restricting Type) i. Introduction 1. Research problem approach in general. 2. Why is it important to study it? 3. How this study relates to other studies. 4. Research questions or hypothesis 5. What are the theoretical implications of this study. 6. Define the important terms of the investigation. to. Describe the demographic variables that you will use in your research and how you will measure them. 8. What instrument do you intend to use to find the answer to your hypothesis or research question?

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Describe the demographic variables that you will use in your research and how you will measure them.

In this coursework you will work on the introduction to the research. (Research theme Anorexia Nervosa Restricting Type) i. Introduction 1. Research problem approach in general. 2. Why is it important to study it? 3. How this study relates to other studies. 4. Research questions or hypothesis 5. What are the theoretical implications of this study. 6. Define the important terms of the investigation. to. 7. What type of design will you use for your research (can not use surveys, or descriptive or correlational designs) are only allowed experimental or quasi-experimental designs. 8. What instrument do you intend to use to find the answer to your hypothesis or research question?

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The movie “The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy”

Argumentative Essay 2 Assignment Due: See Calendar Tool Write a critical analysis of a song, a movie, or a television show. Play or view it several times to pull out specific evidence to support your interpretation. Make sure that you use at least three literary terms to base your analysis on. Please see A Glossary of Terms for Literary Analysis section in chapter 13. This has been most helpful for students. Please write a convincing, non-biased argumentative essay following these guidelines: 1. Paper should be one page longer than first essay – between 550 – 800 words (i.e. 2-3 pages). I. 1 page = a full page words to the bottom of the page. 2. Paper should have a clear thesis, which states your position on your topic. 3. Paper should be in 3rd person point of view. 4. Paper should be in MLA format. 5. Paper should include three sources or references. These resources can be online, but not Wikipedia. 6. Paper should include in-text citations and a “Works Cited” page. I. Exclusion of citations will result in a 0 for the assignment. II. Hyperlinks only are not acceptable citations hyperlink only citations will result in a 0. III. Take a look at the MLA citations folder in Bb for assistance. IV. The citations do not have to be perfect the just have to exist. 7. Use 1 margins, Times New Roman, 12 point font, and double space your paper. Your papers should include: 1. Introduction – Give background or perhaps an illustrative example to show the significance of the subject. Consider stating the conclusion of your argument here as the thesis of your essay. 2. Refutation – Give a brief statement of a refutation of the opposing view(s) to make your reader aware that you have considered but rejected it (them) for good reasons. This refutation may be more appropriately placed last, just before your conclusion, or even interspersed at effective locations throughout the essay. You must choose the best location. 3. Presentation of your argument – Throughout the body of your essay you should build your case one point at a time, perhaps devoting one paragraph to the defense of each of your premises, or setting forth your evidence in separate, meaningful categories. 4. Conclusion – After all your evidence has been presented and/or your premises defended, pull your whole argument together in the last paragraph by showing how the evidence you have presented provides sufficient grounds for accepting your conclusion. You may also add here some conventional device to finish your essay, such as a prediction, a new example, a reference to the example with which you began (now seen in a new light) etc. ? Works Cited Casad, Bettina. Confirmation bias. Encyclopedia Britannica, Encyclopedia Britannica, Inc., 2017, https://www.britannica.com/topic/confirmation-bias.
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Select at least two different pharmacoeconomic, financial, or economic analyses of Childhood Obesity Summarize the analysis results.

What are the diseases financial and economic implications? Critique the analyses strengths and weaknesses. Are there additional financial and economic analyses you would recommend? Discuss the potential effect of the results in terms of strategic planning, quality of care, treatment paradigm modification, and treatment of patients with the disease from a strategic planning standpoint. Provide a conclusion for you Analysis

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Write an analysis that addresses the following: Select at least two different pharmacoeconomic, financial, or economic analyses of Childhood Obesity

Summarize the analysis results. What are the diseases financial and economic implications? Critique the analyses strengths and weaknesses. Are there additional financial and economic analyses you would recommend? Discuss the potential effect of the results in terms of strategic planning, quality of care, treatment paradigm modification, and treatment of patients with the disease from a strategic planning standpoint. Provide a conclusion for you Analysis

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1. What are the risks and benefits of enrolling impoverished, uneducated patients living in developing countries in clinical drug trials?

What are the barriers to obtaining true informed consent from these patients, and what can be done to overcome these barriers? 2. What are the ethical implications of tying a researchers compensation to the number of subjects enrolled? Should this practice be permitted? 3. Are multinational pharmaceutical companies that benefit from cost-effective drug trials in developing countries obligated to improve the lives of people living in those countries? 4. Who should be held responsible for adverse events due to a drug trial conducted by a multinational company in a country where there is limited health insurance, no social security, and poor enforcement of regulations? What international or grassroots efforts might help ensure accountability for adverse events? please if you use other resource make sure you include reference

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1. What are the risks and benefits of enrolling impoverished, uneducated patients living in developing countries in clinical drug trials

Please use the attached document to answer the following questions: Drug Trials in Developing Countries (India) 8.7, pgs. 263-265,: ? What are the barriers to obtaining true informed consent from these patients, and what can be done to overcome these barriers? 2. What are the ethical implications of tying a researchers compensation to the number of subjects enrolled? Should this practice be permitted? 3. Are multinational pharmaceutical companies that benefit from cost-effective drug trials in developing countries obligated to improve the lives of people living in those countries? 4. Who should be held responsible for adverse events due to a drug trial conducted by a multinational company in a country where there is limited health insurance, no social security, and poor enforcement of regulations? What international or grassroots efforts might help ensure accountability for adverse events?

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