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**Integrative Learning Project Assignment-Organizational Setting**
Student’s Name
Institution
Course number and name
Assignment due date
Integrative Learning Project Assignment-Organizational Setting
**Mission of the Court System**
The court system plays a central role in upholding the rule of law and ensuring that justice is administered fairly, impartially, and efficiently. Its mission is to provide accessible, timely, and just resolution of legal disputes while maintaining public trust in the legal process. Unlike other branches of government, the courts serve as neutral arbiters, protecting constitutional rights and delivering justice in both civil and criminal matters (Carp et al., 2019). This mission requires seamless functioning of administrative and operational processes that sustain daily courthouse activity. The effectiveness of the court system relies heavily on the collaboration of its internal departments.
**Customers of the Court System**
The customers of the court system can be broadly divided into two groups: external and internal. Externally, the primary customers are members of the public who engage with the court in various capacities; plaintiffs, defendants, attorneys, jurors, and community members seeking legal redress. These individuals expect proceedings to be conducted fairly, promptly, and with respect for due process. Internal customers include the judges, clerks, administrative staff, and support personnel who rely on efficient systems and resources to perform their duties effectively. The court system, as a public institution, must therefore balance serving citizens directly while also equipping its workforce with the tools needed to carry out the mission of justice (Carp et al., 2019). Recognizing both groups as customers underscores the interconnectedness of internal efficiency and external service delivery.
**Value Added Through Procurement**
My value as a Procurement Analyst lies in ensuring that the internal operations of the courthouse are supplied with the materials and services required to function without interruption. Judges cannot preside effectively, clerks cannot manage records, and staff cannot serve the public if they lack the necessary resources. Every request for technology, office materials, legal databases, or contracted services flows through procurement, and my role is to secure these resources responsibly and efficiently. By carefully evaluating vendors, negotiating favorable contracts, and ensuring compliance with public procurement regulations, I support the court’s broader mission of stewardship and accountability (Meredith & Shafer, 2023). In this sense, my coworkers are my direct customers, since their ability to carry out legal and administrative tasks depends on the accuracy and timeliness of my work. Yet by enabling them to serve the public, I also indirectly serve the citizens who rely on the court for justice. This interconnected role makes procurement not just an administrative function but a strategic contributor to the integrity and efficiency of the justice system.
**Role of Christian Values**
Christian values play a vital role in the ethos of the court system, even when it operates as a secular institution. Core values such as fairness, integrity, stewardship, and service to others align with biblical principles that emphasize justice and accountability. As Proverbs 21:15 notes, “
_When justice is done, it brings joy to the righteous but terror to evildoers_” (NIV). In procurement, these values manifest in the commitment to transparency, ethical stewardship of taxpayer funds, and a sense of service to both colleagues and the community. The court system’s focus on equity and impartiality reflects Christian teachings on the inherent dignity of every individual (Liu, 2025). While the courts themselves must remain impartial and inclusive, the Christian ethic of serving others with integrity reinforces the foundational mission of ensuring justice for all.
**Conclusion**
The mission and operations of the court system highlight the essential balance between judicial decision-making and administrative efficiency. While judges and attorneys are the public face of justice, the behind-the-scenes roles—such as procurement—are vital in sustaining daily operations. Without reliable systems for securing resources, the efficiency and credibility of the courts would be undermined. By applying principles of operational management such as cost control, process improvement, and accountability, procurement enhances the court’s ability to serve the public effectively. Thus, my role not only supports the internal functioning of the courthouse but also contributes directly to the larger mission of promoting justice, fairness, and public trust.
References
Carp, R. A., Manning, K. L., Holmes, L. M., & Stidham, R. (2019).
_Judicial process in America_. Cq Press.
Liu, T. (2025). Religious Beliefs and Social Justice: A Reconsideration of the Social Functions of Religion in the Process of Modernization.
_Studies on Religion and Philosophy_,
_1_(1), 66-82.
Meredith, J. R., & Shafer, S. M. (2023).
_Operations and supply chain management for MBAs_. John Wiley & Sons.
The Holy Bible, New International Version. (2011). Zondervan. (Original work published 1978)
**## IntegrativeLearningProjectAssignmentFinalPaper.docx**
BUSI 650
**Integrative Learning Project Assignment Instructions**
**Overview**
The purpose of this project is to integrate concepts from the textbook into operational management scenarios. There is room for process improvements in every organization. How would you improve processes in the operations of your organization (or an organization you would like to research)? The organization is not the primary focus of this assignment. The primary focus is how you would integrate concepts that you learn in this course into process improvement opportunities.
Multiple assignments are put together in the final week of this course to complete the project. The Organizational Setting assignment is where the majority of the organizational research will be used. The Annotated Bibliography assignment is where key chapter concepts are researched in order to use them in the Integration of Key Chapter Concepts section. The Outline assignment provides a high-level overview of each required component of the project. The Introduction assignment provides an opportunity to introduce the topic of the project, identify the chapter concepts that will be explored, and provide expectations for the reader. The Integrative Learning Project Final Assignment incorporates all of these assignments. The outline will be converted into a Table of Contents (the format will need to be updated). The Introduction and Organizational Setting will be copied and pasted into the final document. Research from the Annotated Bibliography will be used to support the discussion in the Integration of Key Chapter Concepts section. The remaining components of the project will be developed and incorporated as described in the below assignment instructions.
**Instructions**
For the
**Integrative Learning Project Assignment**, you will research a particular, authentic company/industry or a fabricated company/industry. (No one in this course should write anything regarding their government or organizational relationship that could create doubt about crossing lines that would disclose confidential information
_of any kind_. It would be better to create a fictional situation. It is up to you to use your informed judgment.) The ILP must be written in current APA format and must include the following major elements:
· Title Page
· Table of Contents
· Abstract
· Introduction
· It should be no more than ½ page in length.
· Reference the APA Publication Manual, 7th edition, section 3.4 for suggested components of an introduction and section 2.27 for formatting.
· Organizational Setting
· In at least 2 pages:
· Describe the mission of your organization (e.g., what product or service is provided, to what intended markets, and how the product or service is distinct from those offered by competitors)
· Define your customers are (internal and external)
· Identify what value you add to the organization (how you help the organization achieve its mission)
· Highlight the role Christianity currently plays in this organization (if it is a secular organization, what Christian values are built into the organization?).
· The student must clearly state if the company/industry is fabricated (not statement required for authentic company/industry.
· Integration of Chapter Concepts to the Organizational Setting
· Select 8 different key concepts from the textbook that seem to be most applicable to your organizational setting. Some examples of key concepts include supply chain management, Six Sigma, innovation, etc. Provide an in-depth discussion of each of your chosen key concepts and its application to your organizational setting.
· For each concept, provide a comprehensive description, what benefit it may offer to your organization, and what needs to be done in order to successfully implement this topic into your organization.
· For each concept, integrate appropriate biblical references. Explain how these concepts magnify God’s plan for you.
· This section of your project requires at least 14 pages of graduate-level content and analysis. No more than 1 block quote is allowed in the paper.
· Conclusion
· It should be no more than ½ page in length.
· Provide major recommendations and summative conclusion for the organization.
· References: You must include at least 15 scholarly sources formatted in current APA style. Each reference must be current, having been published within the last 3 years, or, if older, must contribute important information relevant to historical background.
· Appendices: Include at least 3 well-developed and professional documents. Appendices often include information that is somewhat confidential, detail-oriented, and/or tends to change often. Some examples include:
· Action Planning: This specifies objectives, responsibilities, and timelines for completion of objectives.
· Description of Strategic Planning Process Used: This describes the process used to develop the plan, who was involved, the number of meetings, any major lessons learned to improve planning, etc.
· Strategic Analysis Data: This includes information generated during the external analysis (e.g., environmental scan) and internal analysis (e.g., SWOT analysis). It also includes a list of strategic issues identified during these analyses.
· Goals for Board and Chief Executive Officer: Goals of the board and CEO must be directly aligned with goals identified during strategic planning. This appendix will list goals for the board and can also include recommendations for redesigning board committees associated with strategic goals. These can be used (along with the CEO job description) to form the basis for performance evaluations of the CEO.
· Budget Planning: This depicts both the resources as well as the required funding for obtaining and using the resources needed to achieve the strategic goals. Budgets are often depicted for each term of the year of the strategic plan.
· Operating Plan: This describes the major goals and activities to be accomplished over the coming fiscal year.
· Financial Reports: These include last year's budget (with estimated expenses and the actual amounts spent), this year's current budget (again, with estimated amounts and actual amounts spent), a balance sheet (or, in the case of a nonprofit organization, a statement of financial position), an income statement (or, in the case of a nonprofit organization, a statement of financial activities), etc.
· Monitoring and Evaluation of Plan: This includes criteria for monitoring and evaluating as well as the responsibilities and frequencies of monitoring the implementation of the plan.
· Communication of Plan: This describes the actions that will be taken to communicate the plan and/or portions of it and describe to whom the plan will be communicated.
Note: Your assignment will be checked for originality via the Turnitin plagiarism tool.
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**Integrative Learning Project Assignment-Organizational Setting**
Student’s Name
Institution
Course number and name
Assignment due date
Integrative Learning Project Assignment-Organizational Setting
**Mission of the Court System**
The court system plays a central role in upholding the rule of law and ensuring that justice is administered fairly, impartially, and efficiently. Its mission is to provide accessible, timely, and just resolution of legal disputes while maintaining public trust in the legal process. Unlike other branches of government, the courts serve as neutral arbiters, protecting constitutional rights and delivering justice in both civil and criminal matters (Carp et al., 2019). This mission requires seamless functioning of administrative and operational processes that sustain daily courthouse activity. The effectiveness of the court system relies heavily on the collaboration of its internal departments.
**Customers of the Court System**
The customers of the court system can be broadly divided into two groups: external and internal. Externally, the primary customers are members of the public who engage with the court in various capacities; plaintiffs, defendants, attorneys, jurors, and community members seeking legal redress. These individuals expect proceedings to be conducted fairly, promptly, and with respect for due process. Internal customers include the judges, clerks, administrative staff, and support personnel who rely on efficient systems and resources to perform their duties effectively. The court system, as a public institution, must therefore balance serving citizens directly while also equipping its workforce with the tools needed to carry out the mission of justice (Carp et al., 2019). Recognizing both groups as customers underscores the interconnectedness of internal efficiency and external service delivery.
**Value Added Through Procurement**
My value as a Procurement Analyst lies in ensuring that the internal operations of the courthouse are supplied with the materials and services required to function without interruption. Judges cannot preside effectively, clerks cannot manage records, and staff cannot serve the public if they lack the necessary resources. Every request for technology, office materials, legal databases, or contracted services flows through procurement, and my role is to secure these resources responsibly and efficiently. By carefully evaluating vendors, negotiating favorable contracts, and ensuring compliance with public procurement regulations, I support the court’s broader mission of stewardship and accountability (Meredith & Shafer, 2023). In this sense, my coworkers are my direct customers, since their ability to carry out legal and administrative tasks depends on the accuracy and timeliness of my work. Yet by enabling them to serve the public, I also indirectly serve the citizens who rely on the court for justice. This interconnected role makes procurement not just an administrative function but a strategic contributor to the integrity and efficiency of the justice system.
**Role of Christian Values**
Christian values play a vital role in the ethos of the court system, even when it operates as a secular institution. Core values such as fairness, integrity, stewardship, and service to others align with biblical principles that emphasize justice and accountability. As Proverbs 21:15 notes, “
_When justice is done, it brings joy to the righteous but terror to evildoers_” (NIV). In procurement, these values manifest in the commitment to transparency, ethical stewardship of taxpayer funds, and a sense of service to both colleagues and the community. The court system’s focus on equity and impartiality reflects Christian teachings on the inherent dignity of every individual (Liu, 2025). While the courts themselves must remain impartial and inclusive, the Christian ethic of serving others with integrity reinforces the foundational mission of ensuring justice for all.
**Conclusion**
The mission and operations of the court system highlight the essential balance between judicial decision-making and administrative efficiency. While judges and attorneys are the public face of justice, the behind-the-scenes roles—such as procurement—are vital in sustaining daily operations. Without reliable systems for securing resources, the efficiency and credibility of the courts would be undermined. By applying principles of operational management such as cost control, process improvement, and accountability, procurement enhances the court’s ability to serve the public effectively. Thus, my role not only supports the internal functioning of the courthouse but also contributes directly to the larger mission of promoting justice, fairness, and public trust.
References
Carp, R. A., Manning, K. L., Holmes, L. M., & Stidham, R. (2019).
_Judicial process in America_. Cq Press.
Liu, T. (2025). Religious Beliefs and Social Justice: A Reconsideration of the Social Functions of Religion in the Process of Modernization.
_Studies on Religion and Philosophy_,
_1_(1), 66-82.
Meredith, J. R., & Shafer, S. M. (2023).
_Operations and supply chain management for MBAs_. John Wiley & Sons.
The Holy Bible, New International Version. (2011). Zondervan. (Original work published 1978)
**## IntegrativeLearningProjectAssignmentFinalPaper.docx**
BUSI 650
**Integrative Learning Project Assignment Instructions**
**Overview**
The purpose of this project is to integrate concepts from the textbook into operational management scenarios. There is room for process improvements in every organization. How would you improve processes in the operations of your organization (or an organization you would like to research)? The organization is not the primary focus of this assignment. The primary focus is how you would integrate concepts that you learn in this course into process improvement opportunities.
Multiple assignments are put together in the final week of this course to complete the project. The Organizational Setting assignment is where the majority of the organizational research will be used. The Annotated Bibliography assignment is where key chapter concepts are researched in order to use them in the Integration of Key Chapter Concepts section. The Outline assignment provides a high-level overview of each required component of the project. The Introduction assignment provides an opportunity to introduce the topic of the project, identify the chapter concepts that will be explored, and provide expectations for the reader. The Integrative Learning Project Final Assignment incorporates all of these assignments. The outline will be converted into a Table of Contents (the format will need to be updated). The Introduction and Organizational Setting will be copied and pasted into the final document. Research from the Annotated Bibliography will be used to support the discussion in the Integration of Key Chapter Concepts section. The remaining components of the project will be developed and incorporated as described in the below assignment instructions.
**Instructions**
For the
**Integrative Learning Project Assignment**, you will research a particular, authentic company/industry or a fabricated company/industry. (No one in this course should write anything regarding their government or organizational relationship that could create doubt about crossing lines that would disclose confidential information
_of any kind_. It would be better to create a fictional situation. It is up to you to use your informed judgment.) The ILP must be written in current APA format and must include the following major elements:
· Title Page
· Table of Contents
· Abstract
· Introduction
· It should be no more than ½ page in length.
· Reference the APA Publication Manual, 7th edition, section 3.4 for suggested components of an introduction and section 2.27 for formatting.
· Organizational Setting
· In at least 2 pages:
· Describe the mission of your organization (e.g., what product or service is provided, to what intended markets, and how the product or service is distinct from those offered by competitors)
· Define your customers are (internal and external)
· Identify what value you add to the organization (how you help the organization achieve its mission)
· Highlight the role Christianity currently plays in this organization (if it is a secular organization, what Christian values are built into the organization?).
· The student must clearly state if the company/industry is fabricated (not statement required for authentic company/industry.
· Integration of Chapter Concepts to the Organizational Setting
· Select 8 different key concepts from the textbook that seem to be most applicable to your organizational setting. Some examples of key concepts include supply chain management, Six Sigma, innovation, etc. Provide an in-depth discussion of each of your chosen key concepts and its application to your organizational setting.
· For each concept, provide a comprehensive description, what benefit it may offer to your organization, and what needs to be done in order to successfully implement this topic into your organization.
· For each concept, integrate appropriate biblical references. Explain how these concepts magnify God’s plan for you.
· This section of your project requires at least 14 pages of graduate-level content and analysis. No more than 1 block quote is allowed in the paper.
· Conclusion
· It should be no more than ½ page in length.
· Provide major recommendations and summative conclusion for the organization.
· References: You must include at least 15 scholarly sources formatted in current APA style. Each reference must be current, having been published within the last 3 years, or, if older, must contribute important information relevant to historical background.
· Appendices: Include at least 3 well-developed and professional documents. Appendices often include information that is somewhat confidential, detail-oriented, and/or tends to change often. Some examples include:
· Action Planning: This specifies objectives, responsibilities, and timelines for completion of objectives.
· Description of Strategic Planning Process Used: This describes the process used to develop the plan, who was involved, the number of meetings, any major lessons learned to improve planning, etc.
· Strategic Analysis Data: This includes information generated during the external analysis (e.g., environmental scan) and internal analysis (e.g., SWOT analysis). It also includes a list of strategic issues identified during these analyses.
· Goals for Board and Chief Executive Officer: Goals of the board and CEO must be directly aligned with goals identified during strategic planning. This appendix will list goals for the board and can also include recommendations for redesigning board committees associated with strategic goals. These can be used (along with the CEO job description) to form the basis for performance evaluations of the CEO.
· Budget Planning: This depicts both the resources as well as the required funding for obtaining and using the resources needed to achieve the strategic goals. Budgets are often depicted for each term of the year of the strategic plan.
· Operating Plan: This describes the major goals and activities to be accomplished over the coming fiscal year.
· Financial Reports: These include last year's budget (with estimated expenses and the actual amounts spent), this year's current budget (again, with estimated amounts and actual amounts spent), a balance sheet (or, in the case of a nonprofit organization, a statement of financial position), an income statement (or, in the case of a nonprofit organization, a statement of financial activities), etc.
· Monitoring and Evaluation of Plan: This includes criteria for monitoring and evaluating as well as the responsibilities and frequencies of monitoring the implementation of the plan.
· Communication of Plan: This describes the actions that will be taken to communicate the plan and/or portions of it and describe to whom the plan will be communicated.
Note: Your assignment will be checked for originality via the Turnitin plagiarism tool.
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**Integrative Learning Project Assignment-Organizational Setting**
Student’s Name
Institution
Course number and name
Assignment due date
Integrative Learning Project Assignment-Organizational Setting
**Mission of the Court System**
The court system plays a central role in upholding the rule of law and ensuring that justice is administered fairly, impartially, and efficiently. Its mission is to provide accessible, timely, and just resolution of legal disputes while maintaining public trust in the legal process. Unlike other branches of government, the courts serve as neutral arbiters, protecting constitutional rights and delivering justice in both civil and criminal matters (Carp et al., 2019). This mission requires seamless functioning of administrative and operational processes that sustain daily courthouse activity. The effectiveness of the court system relies heavily on the collaboration of its internal departments.
**Customers of the Court System**
The customers of the court system can be broadly divided into two groups: external and internal. Externally, the primary customers are members of the public who engage with the court in various capacities; plaintiffs, defendants, attorneys, jurors, and community members seeking legal redress. These individuals expect proceedings to be conducted fairly, promptly, and with respect for due process. Internal customers include the judges, clerks, administrative staff, and support personnel who rely on efficient systems and resources to perform their duties effectively. The court system, as a public institution, must therefore balance serving citizens directly while also equipping its workforce with the tools needed to carry out the mission of justice (Carp et al., 2019). Recognizing both groups as customers underscores the interconnectedness of internal efficiency and external service delivery.
**Value Added Through Procurement**
My value as a Procurement Analyst lies in ensuring that the internal operations of the courthouse are supplied with the materials and services required to function without interruption. Judges cannot preside effectively, clerks cannot manage records, and staff cannot serve the public if they lack the necessary resources. Every request for technology, office materials, legal databases, or contracted services flows through procurement, and my role is to secure these resources responsibly and efficiently. By carefully evaluating vendors, negotiating favorable contracts, and ensuring compliance with public procurement regulations, I support the court’s broader mission of stewardship and accountability (Meredith & Shafer, 2023). In this sense, my coworkers are my direct customers, since their ability to carry out legal and administrative tasks depends on the accuracy and timeliness of my work. Yet by enabling them to serve the public, I also indirectly serve the citizens who rely on the court for justice. This interconnected role makes procurement not just an administrative function but a strategic contributor to the integrity and efficiency of the justice system.
**Role of Christian Values**
Christian values play a vital role in the ethos of the court system, even when it operates as a secular institution. Core values such as fairness, integrity, stewardship, and service to others align with biblical principles that emphasize justice and accountability. As Proverbs 21:15 notes, “
_When justice is done, it brings joy to the righteous but terror to evildoers_” (NIV). In procurement, these values manifest in the commitment to transparency, ethical stewardship of taxpayer funds, and a sense of service to both colleagues and the community. The court system’s focus on equity and impartiality reflects Christian teachings on the inherent dignity of every individual (Liu, 2025). While the courts themselves must remain impartial and inclusive, the Christian ethic of serving others with integrity reinforces the foundational mission of ensuring justice for all.
**Conclusion**
The mission and operations of the court system highlight the essential balance between judicial decision-making and administrative efficiency. While judges and attorneys are the public face of justice, the behind-the-scenes roles—such as procurement—are vital in sustaining daily operations. Without reliable systems for securing resources, the efficiency and credibility of the courts would be undermined. By applying principles of operational management such as cost control, process improvement, and accountability, procurement enhances the court’s ability to serve the public effectively. Thus, my role not only supports the internal functioning of the courthouse but also contributes directly to the larger mission of promoting justice, fairness, and public trust.
References
Carp, R. A., Manning, K. L., Holmes, L. M., & Stidham, R. (2019).
_Judicial process in America_. Cq Press.
Liu, T. (2025). Religious Beliefs and Social Justice: A Reconsideration of the Social Functions of Religion in the Process of Modernization.
_Studies on Religion and Philosophy_,
_1_(1), 66-82.
Meredith, J. R., & Shafer, S. M. (2023).
_Operations and supply chain management for MBAs_. John Wiley & Sons.
The Holy Bible, New International Version. (2011). Zondervan. (Original work published 1978)
**## IntegrativeLearningProjectAssignmentFinalPaper.docx**
BUSI 650
**Integrative Learning Project Assignment Instructions**
**Overview**
The purpose of this project is to integrate concepts from the textbook into operational management scenarios. There is room for process improvements in every organization. How would you improve processes in the operations of your organization (or an organization you would like to research)? The organization is not the primary focus of this assignment. The primary focus is how you would integrate concepts that you learn in this course into process improvement opportunities.
Multiple assignments are put together in the final week of this course to complete the project. The Organizational Setting assignment is where the majority of the organizational research will be used. The Annotated Bibliography assignment is where key chapter concepts are researched in order to use them in the Integration of Key Chapter Concepts section. The Outline assignment provides a high-level overview of each required component of the project. The Introduction assignment provides an opportunity to introduce the topic of the project, identify the chapter concepts that will be explored, and provide expectations for the reader. The Integrative Learning Project Final Assignment incorporates all of these assignments. The outline will be converted into a Table of Contents (the format will need to be updated). The Introduction and Organizational Setting will be copied and pasted into the final document. Research from the Annotated Bibliography will be used to support the discussion in the Integration of Key Chapter Concepts section. The remaining components of the project will be developed and incorporated as described in the below assignment instructions.
**Instructions**
For the
**Integrative Learning Project Assignment**, you will research a particular, authentic company/industry or a fabricated company/industry. (No one in this course should write anything regarding their government or organizational relationship that could create doubt about crossing lines that would disclose confidential information
_of any kind_. It would be better to create a fictional situation. It is up to you to use your informed judgment.) The ILP must be written in current APA format and must include the following major elements:
· Title Page
· Table of Contents
· Abstract
· Introduction
· It should be no more than ½ page in length.
· Reference the APA Publication Manual, 7th edition, section 3.4 for suggested components of an introduction and section 2.27 for formatting.
· Organizational Setting
· In at least 2 pages:
· Describe the mission of your organization (e.g., what product or service is provided, to what intended markets, and how the product or service is distinct from those offered by competitors)
· Define your customers are (internal and external)
· Identify what value you add to the organization (how you help the organization achieve its mission)
· Highlight the role Christianity currently plays in this organization (if it is a secular organization, what Christian values are built into the organization?).
· The student must clearly state if the company/industry is fabricated (not statement required for authentic company/industry.
· Integration of Chapter Concepts to the Organizational Setting
· Select 8 different key concepts from the textbook that seem to be most applicable to your organizational setting. Some examples of key concepts include supply chain management, Six Sigma, innovation, etc. Provide an in-depth discussion of each of your chosen key concepts and its application to your organizational setting.
· For each concept, provide a comprehensive description, what benefit it may offer to your organization, and what needs to be done in order to successfully implement this topic into your organization.
· For each concept, integrate appropriate biblical references. Explain how these concepts magnify God’s plan for you.
· This section of your project requires at least 14 pages of graduate-level content and analysis. No more than 1 block quote is allowed in the paper.
· Conclusion
· It should be no more than ½ page in length.
· Provide major recommendations and summative conclusion for the organization.
· References: You must include at least 15 scholarly sources formatted in current APA style. Each reference must be current, having been published within the last 3 years, or, if older, must contribute important information relevant to historical background.
· Appendices: Include at least 3 well-developed and professional documents. Appendices often include information that is somewhat confidential, detail-oriented, and/or tends to change often. Some examples include:
· Action Planning: This specifies objectives, responsibilities, and timelines for completion of objectives.
· Description of Strategic Planning Process Used: This describes the process used to develop the plan, who was involved, the number of meetings, any major lessons learned to improve planning, etc.
· Strategic Analysis Data: This includes information generated during the external analysis (e.g., environmental scan) and internal analysis (e.g., SWOT analysis). It also includes a list of strategic issues identified during these analyses.
· Goals for Board and Chief Executive Officer: Goals of the board and CEO must be directly aligned with goals identified during strategic planning. This appendix will list goals for the board and can also include recommendations for redesigning board committees associated with strategic goals. These can be used (along with the CEO job description) to form the basis for performance evaluations of the CEO.
· Budget Planning: This depicts both the resources as well as the required funding for obtaining and using the resources needed to achieve the strategic goals. Budgets are often depicted for each term of the year of the strategic plan.
· Operating Plan: This describes the major goals and activities to be accomplished over the coming fiscal year.
· Financial Reports: These include last year's budget (with estimated expenses and the actual amounts spent), this year's current budget (again, with estimated amounts and actual amounts spent), a balance sheet (or, in the case of a nonprofit organization, a statement of financial position), an income statement (or, in the case of a nonprofit organization, a statement of financial activities), etc.
· Monitoring and Evaluation of Plan: This includes criteria for monitoring and evaluating as well as the responsibilities and frequencies of monitoring the implementation of the plan.
· Communication of Plan: This describes the actions that will be taken to communicate the plan and/or portions of it and describe to whom the plan will be communicated.
Note: Your assignment will be checked for originality via the Turnitin plagiarism tool.
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