Research Papers – ITS-631: Operational Excellence

Assignment 1:

Focus on the various maturity stages and variables in middle manager best practices. For this, refer to chapter 12 and select one of the stages identified, then address what takes place during this stage and the impact the stage may have. 

Assignment 2:

Review the section on the definitions of maturity stages and dimension variables in the CEO Technology Best Practices area. Define each of the maturity stages and performance dimensions. What are the key concepts from each section? 

Notes: 

The above assignments should be submitted in separate MS Word documents. 

The assignment should be at least two pages long (one page for each question) and adhere to APA formatting standards. 

Attached is the textbook for this assignment.

Using at least two scholarly or practitioner sources for each question

**Remember the APA cover page and the references do not count towards the page length**

plagiarism check required, APA7 format, include References, within 8hrs

Public Perception of Surveillance State

Attached word document has project proposal topic and the assignment that I completed as part of the project propsoal..

Research Project on the Public Perception of Surveillance State consists of two parts:

a Powerpoint presentation consisting of at least 12 slides not including title and references and 750 word research  paper with at least 3 sources. 

There should be no lists.

Do not double space.

You must include at least 3 quotes from your sources enclosing the copied words in quotation marks and cited in-line. 

There should be no lists – bulleted, numbered or otherwise with APA citation.

Own words no plagarism

A portion of the requirements are copied below.

****THE REQUIRED submissions MUST be in the zipped file format – not RAR nor any other format.  The contents MUST be the actual SQL file and the Word document. 

******The Word document must contain full  screen captures – not a cut and  paste of only a section- but the entire screen demonstrating the execution of each step listed in the assignment. 

Please try to follow the listed  naming convention of the files. This may seen minor but following requirements  exactly is critical. 

You MUST use the naming convention listed – YourLastName – really does mean to replace those words with your actual last name.  Example – my submission would be MCMAHON_Project_Ph1_Output as one example. 

If these instructions are not followed – 0 points will be earned. *****

DROP TABLE IF EXISTS STUDENT;

DROP TABLE IF EXISTS CAMPUS;
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS SEMESTER;
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS ROOM;
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS GRADES;
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS COURSE;
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS INSTRUCTOR;
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS APPROVED_INSTRUCTOR;
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS CLASS;
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS STUDENT_GRADE;

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VALUES(‘Morote’,’Italo’,’P.O. Box 619, 5808 Semper St.’,’32828′,’MATHEMATICS’,2,’FAILING’);
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INSERT INTO STUDENT (Last_Name, First_Name, Address, ZIP, MAJOR, CLASS, STATUS)
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INSERT INTO STUDENT (Last_Name, First_Name, Address, ZIP, MAJOR, CLASS, STATUS)
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INSERT INTO STUDENT (Last_Name, First_Name, Address, ZIP, MAJOR, CLASS, STATUS)
VALUES(‘Chelerson’,’Scholy’,’911-8666 A Rd.’,’32829′,’CIS’,2,’SATISFACTORY’);
INSERT INTO STUDENT (Last_Name, First_Name, Address, ZIP, MAJOR, CLASS, STATUS)
VALUES(‘Payton’,’Tanya’,’5759 Nec, Street’,’23461′,’SPANISH’,3,’FAILING’);
INSERT INTO STUDENT (Last_Name, First_Name, Address, ZIP, MAJOR, CLASS, STATUS)
VALUES(‘Jorge’,’Michael’,’Ap #642-7393 Ut, Ave’,’33186′,’PHIL’,1,’SATISFACTORY’);
INSERT INTO STUDENT (Last_Name, First_Name, Address, ZIP, MAJOR, CLASS, STATUS)
VALUES(‘Cretiza’,’Noitus’,’8659 Arcu. Avenue’,’91267′,’PHYSICS’,2,’FAILING’);
INSERT INTO STUDENT (Last_Name, First_Name, Address, ZIP, MAJOR, CLASS, STATUS)
VALUES(‘Delami’,’Oscar’,’3512 Pellentesque. St.’,’33481′,’MATHEMATICS’,4,’FAILING’);
INSERT INTO STUDENT (Last_Name, First_Name, Address, ZIP, MAJOR, CLASS, STATUS)
VALUES(‘Francisco’,’Zoeter’,’285-9157 Proin Road’,’98674′,’CS’,1,’SATISFACTORY’);
INSERT INTO STUDENT (Last_Name, First_Name, Address, ZIP, MAJOR, CLASS, STATUS)
VALUES(‘Cohen’,’Aurora’,’P.O. Box 957, 9450 Arcu Street’,’30350′,’PHIL’,3,’FAILING’);
INSERT INTO STUDENT (Last_Name, First_Name, Address, ZIP, MAJOR, CLASS, STATUS)
VALUES(‘Black’,’Joshua’,’3655 Sed St.’,’95684′,’FRENCH’,2,’FAILING’);
INSERT INTO STUDENT (Last_Name, First_Name, Address, ZIP, MAJOR, CLASS, STATUS)
VALUES(‘Barber’,’Michael’,’875-9349 Magnis St.’,’66498′,’PSY’,4,’SATISFACTORY’);
INSERT INTO STUDENT (Last_Name, First_Name, Address, ZIP, MAJOR, CLASS, STATUS)
VALUES(‘Preston’,’Inez’,’Ap #829-845 Nisi Av.’,’27404′,’PSY’,1,’FAILING’);
INSERT INTO STUDENT (Last_Name, First_Name, Address, ZIP, MAJOR, CLASS, STATUS)
VALUES(‘Direz’,’Blaster’,’439-1369 Cursus Av.’,’60644′,’MARKETING’,2,’FAILING’);
INSERT INTO STUDENT (Last_Name, First_Name, Address, ZIP, MAJOR, CLASS, STATUS)
VALUES(‘Aiton’,’Valeria’,’7513 Vitae Street’,’61245′,’MARKETING’,2,’FAILING’);

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(
CAMPUS_NAME  VARCHAR(45)  NOT NULL,
Address      VARCHAR(40),
ZIP          VARCHAR(10),
PHONE_NO     VARCHAR(20),
UNIQUE(CAMPUS_NAME),
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INSERT INTO CAMPUS (CAMPUS_NAME, Address, ZIP, PHONE_NO)
VALUES(‘New York Campus’,’405-6298 In Street’,’62840′,’1-639-674-3520′);
INSERT INTO CAMPUS (CAMPUS_NAME, Address, ZIP, PHONE_NO)
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VALUES(‘San Francisco Campus’,’505-182 Luctus, Ave’,’21345′,’1-460-439-2331′);
INSERT INTO CAMPUS (CAMPUS_NAME, Address, ZIP, PHONE_NO)
VALUES(‘Seattle Campus’,’P.O. Box 215, 1469 Eu Rd.’,’52681′,’1-448-789-7971′);
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VALUES(‘Washington Campus’,’631-5139 Leo. St.’,’29402′,’1-282-625-5720′);
INSERT INTO CAMPUS (CAMPUS_NAME, Address, ZIP, PHONE_NO)
VALUES(‘Los Angeles Campus’,’6161 Nostra, Road’,’83643′,’1-547-459-9473′);
INSERT INTO CAMPUS (CAMPUS_NAME, Address, ZIP, PHONE_NO)
VALUES(‘Denver Campus’,’9309 Cras Road’,’23421′,’1-680-673-7298′);
INSERT INTO CAMPUS (CAMPUS_NAME, Address, ZIP, PHONE_NO)
VALUES(‘Austin Campus’,’P.O. Box 878, 7621 Donec Road’,’73261′,’1-755-573-0468′);
INSERT INTO CAMPUS (CAMPUS_NAME, Address, ZIP, PHONE_NO)
VALUES(‘Houston Campus’,’P.O. Box 406, 9600 Odio Ave’,’32802′,’1-721-423-4315′);
INSERT INTO CAMPUS (CAMPUS_NAME, Address, ZIP, PHONE_NO)
VALUES(‘Detroit Campus’,’7574 Semper St.’,’21211′,’1-583-233-9026′);
INSERT INTO CAMPUS (CAMPUS_NAME, Address, ZIP, PHONE_NO)
VALUES(‘San Diego Campus’,’6939 Ligula. St.’,’75022′,’1-941-394-7241′);
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VALUES(‘San Antonio Campus’,’7422 Vel Avenue’,’63763′,’1-604-359-7505′);
INSERT INTO CAMPUS (CAMPUS_NAME, Address, ZIP, PHONE_NO)
VALUES(‘Memphis Campus’,’P.O. Box 328, 5280 Donec Rd.’,’75068′,’1-865-208-5487′);
INSERT INTO CAMPUS (CAMPUS_NAME, Address, ZIP, PHONE_NO)
VALUES(‘Portland Campus’,’788-7924 Tellus. Street’,’75088′,’1-260-552-0600′);
INSERT INTO CAMPUS (CAMPUS_NAME, Address, ZIP, PHONE_NO)
VALUES(‘Miami Campus’,’518-7627 Ac Avenue’,’89090′,’1-262-155-0231′);
INSERT INTO CAMPUS (CAMPUS_NAME, Address, ZIP, PHONE_NO)
VALUES(‘Phoenix Campus’,’921-4825 Nullam Rd.’,’23117′,’1-324-211-7180′);
INSERT INTO CAMPUS (CAMPUS_NAME, Address, ZIP, PHONE_NO)
VALUES(‘Dallas Campus’,’Ap #202-6418 Eleifend Ave’,’54674′,’1-663-374-3235′);
INSERT INTO CAMPUS (CAMPUS_NAME, Address, ZIP, PHONE_NO)
VALUES(‘Atlanta Campus’,’927-3569 Id Road’,’71661′,’1-315-710-9509′);
INSERT INTO CAMPUS (CAMPUS_NAME, Address, ZIP, PHONE_NO)
VALUES(‘San Jose Campus’,’8637 Ullamcorper Rd.’,’10001′,’1-224-161-4524′);
INSERT INTO CAMPUS (CAMPUS_NAME, Address, ZIP, PHONE_NO)
VALUES(‘Las Vegas Campus’,’P.O. Box 169, 7139 Arcu Rd.’,’83588′,’1-789-125-9687′);
INSERT INTO CAMPUS (CAMPUS_NAME, Address, ZIP, PHONE_NO)
VALUES(‘Indianapolis Campus’,’744-3904 Vulputate, Road’,’37762′,’1-640-455-9785′);
INSERT INTO CAMPUS (CAMPUS_NAME, Address, ZIP, PHONE_NO)
VALUES(‘Baltimore Campus’,’2849 At Ave’,’40882′,’1-299-696-4483′);
INSERT INTO CAMPUS (CAMPUS_NAME, Address, ZIP, PHONE_NO)
VALUES(‘Cleveland Campus’,’P.O. Box 785, 7330 Urna. St.’,’55794′,’1-789-114-1794′);
INSERT INTO CAMPUS (CAMPUS_NAME, Address, ZIP, PHONE_NO)
VALUES(‘Oklahoma Campus’,’172-3924 At Ave’,’31619′,’1-111-206-2900′);

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SEMESTER_NAME ENUM(‘FALL’, ‘SPRING’, ‘SUMMER’));

DROP TABLE IF EXISTS ROOM CASCADE;

CREATE TABLE STUDENT_GRADE
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Student_ID    MEDIUMINT NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
Class_ID      VARCHAR(10),
Student_Grade ENUM(‘A’,’B’,’C’,’D’,’F’,’I’,’W’),
PRIMARY KEY(Student_ID)
);

Commit;

SHOW TABLES;

WK8 20210622

NOTE: **** post answers in separate documents for each Question

      **** Please follow the instructions to the point and pick relavant topics according to the subject

      **** Follow APA7 f

strategies of innovation

 

Research a firm that has gone public through an initial public offering in the last five years.

  • Identify the name of the firm, the year the firm went public, and the value of the stock at the time of the IPO.
  • Identify the growth profile of the firm before the IPO as follows:
    • (a) In what way was the firm leading the market with its products, services, or innovation?
    • (b) What was the firm’s growth strategy before the IPO?
  • Identify the growth profile of the firm after the IPO as follows:
    • (a) In what way was the firm leading the market with its products, services, or innovation?
    • (b) What was the firm’s growth strategy after the IPO?

Your one-page paper should cite all research using APA citation format.

reflection

write reflection paper and how this knowledge could be useful in future, 500 words

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PiT4UuG7IRk

HW

 

what is cost Analysis

what is operations management

Defining how cost analysis is done and how operations management is done, also compare and contrast both

draft

Project Part 1: Network Design

Scenario

The current network of NetWay Corporation consists of 1 web server (accessible by the public), 2

application servers, 2 database servers, 2 file and print servers, and 50 workstations. The web server

runs Linux/Apache, the other servers run Microsoft Windows Server, and the workstations run Microsoft

Windows. The network is connected through a series of switches, is not physically connected to other

networks, and runs Internet Protocol version 4 (IPv4). The network is protected by a single border firewall.

The senior network architect, whom you work for directly, has verified the company’s business goals and

has determined the features and functions required to meet those goals.

The senior network architect has asked you to create a network design that includes the following

components:

 Current infrastructure elements

 A logical topology that separates the Accounting and Sales departments

 Redundant communications

 Justification for continuing with IPv4 or upgrading to IPv6

Tasks

For this part of the project, perform the following tasks:

1. Conduct research to determine the best network design to ensure security of internal access

while retaining public website availability.

2. Design a network configuration with physical and logical topologies. Identify major network

elements (e.g., servers, switches, gateways) and their locations within the private and protected

network segments.

3. Include a high-level plan that ensures communications are available 24/7.

4. Recommend whether to continue using IPv4 or upgrade to IPv6, and explain why.

5. Create a basic network diagram that illustrates the current network and enhancements. Include a

few workstations to represent all workstations on the internal network. The diagram will be very

high level at this stage and include only necessary details. You may use a software tool or simply

pencil and paper. You will update this design later in the project.

6. Create a draft report detailing all information as supportive documentation.

7. Cite sources, where appropriate.

Required Resources

 Course textbook (The first four chapters in the textbook)

Submission Requirements

 Format: Microsoft Word (or compatible)

 Font: Arial, size 12, double-space

 Citation style: APA

 Length of report: 3–4 pages