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13646Respond or elaborate on the response below: The Theory of Constraints, developed by Dr. Eliyahu Goldratt in the 1980s, is about finding the biggest bottleneck in a process and improving it. Goldratt introduced this idea in his book The Goal, showing that every system has at...

13645Employee Benefits: Continued You have been asked to give a 10-minute presentation to a college’s undergraduate HRM class. You have decided to use the following case scenario to spearhead the discussion. . An Attractive Benefits Package? Susan greeted Beutan, her next interview applicant. Beutan had an excellent academic record...

13643Assignment Overview Today’s HR professionals are expected to measure the success or failure of HR practices based on the achievement of organizational outcomes. Brand identity, bottom-line profitability, employee job satisfaction, and increased management focus are all outcomes that can be achieved in part through an organization’s...

13642Gender is not just a woman’s issue, and due to the nature of communicating gender at work, it is one that is complicated. Gender issues connotate power, control, and relationship management. After reviewing Chapter 8, find one news article about a power and gender issue within...

13641Business is now global. However with global scope come global challenges and also global opportunities. This discussion has you focus on the World Trade Organization (WTO) as an international standards organization. Please answer the following: What is the charter of the WTO, and how does it relate...

13640One important theory, related to business, is the theory of constraints. This Discussion has you research this important theory and then apply it to the profession of logistics. Please answer the following: Describe the theory of constraints. Who developed it? When was it developed? Why is it...

13639Respond or elaborate on the response below: As a unit supply specialist, my role is tied to the management of PP&E (Property, Plant, and Equipment). These tangible assets, which include everything from tactical vehicles and generators to living quarters, ensure the sustainment of Army readiness. From...

13638Respond or elaborate on the response below: Property, plant, and equipment in logistics represent the physical assets that support operations such as warehouses, distribution centers, vehicles, forklifts, and IT systems used to manage and move products. These assets are important because their efficiency and reliability directly...

13637One of the main areas where performance is measured in logistics is the area of property, plant, and equipment (PP&E). This discussion has you research PP&E to help you grow in a greater understanding of this important logistics area. Please answer the following: Describe the logistics area...