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Supply-Chain Operations Reference Model: Objective and Application IEE 530 – Enterprise Modeling – Dr. Dan Shunk Arizona State University Charlene Biro Dan Fullmer Shawn Noble August 12, 2014   Abstract This literature review focuses on illustrating the Supply Chain Operations Model developed in 1996 by the Supply Chain Committee. Since its creation, the SCOR model has been implemented by a multitude of organizations and increases in popularity. The origin and purpose of the model

Harvard referencing system Maureen Dwyer This article explains how to reference an academic work using the Harvard system. Instructions comply with the relevant British standards, i.e. BS 5605:1990, BS 1629:1989 and BS 6371:1983. The importance of referencing in an approved manner is discussed and problem areas such as joint authors, corporate authorship and unpublished works are examined. The issue of second-hand references that are not addressed by the standards is also explained- T he Harvard

2. The textbook required for this course may not be used as a reference for this assignment. 3. A minimum of 3 scholarly references are used. References must be current – no older than 5 years, unless a valid rationale is provided. Consult with the course instructor about using an older source. 4. Title page, body of paper, and reference page(s) must be in APA format as presented in the 6th edition of the manual 5. Ideas and information from readings

which means and wide impact of scientists’ expanding commitments." It takes into clarification of together the quantity of a individuals' books, magazines and diaries and so forth (i.e. publications) and their effect on nobilities, as determined by reference aggregates. Jorge Hirsch, the maker of h-index pronounces that a "fruitful researcher" ought to have a h-index record of 20 following 20 years and a "remarkable researcher" ought to have a list of 40 following 20 years; and a "genuinely extraordinary

Presented to: Student Name: Student ID: Date: September 27, 2012 Table of Contents Executive Summary 3 Introduction 4 Research Findings 4 Finding Number 1 4 Finding Number 2 5 Finding Number 3 5 Recommendations 5 Conclusion 6 References 7 Executive Summary Task instruction: Prepare a business report based on your research findings that includes: 3. Executive summary (suggested length of 1 page) that overviews the purpose of this report. The executive summary should be

................................. 26 Universal Resource Locator (URL) ..................................................................................................... 27 Order of references in the reference list (alphabetising) ................................................................. 27 Reference List ............................................................................................................................................ 28 APA Referencing Guide 6th Ed 2014

can make the company continually go downhill but this company knew something was wrong and wanted help finding out were they were going wrong. The company cannot lack effective control practices and monitoring, if they want to be successful. References M.U.S.E., (2013). Steps in effective budget controls. Retrieved from https://class.aiuniv.edu/_layouts/MUSEViewer/Asset.aspx?MID=MU15892&aid=AT80914 Financial Web, (2014). Most Common Budgeting Problems. Retrieved from: http://www.finweb.com/financial-planning/3-most-common-budgeting-problems

A full laboratory report is usually required in a science or engineering course that has a laboratory section. Believe it or not, a lab report (as they are commonly referred to) is actually a learning tool to help you get more out of your lab and classroom experience. You typically enter a lab session with some hypothesis, such as “copper conducts heat more quickly than steel.” You will review the basic concepts behind the experiment, such as the definition of conductivity and whether heat flows

logically; evaluating and explaining complex material to others. Recommended procedure for essay writing Many books have been written on the subject of essay writing. You should try to read some of this to improve your essay writing technique; however, here is an outline of how you can tackle an essay assignment • Unpack the question: Read the essay questions carefully, underlining key words, and considering carefully what the lecturer is really asking for in the essay. Pay attention to words like

detail how it relates to practise in a particular field. (For example, journalists, lawyers, teachers and IT professionals) Description of Assignment: Students will prepare a 2000 - 2500 word report (approximately 10 pages doublespaced, not including references). The assignment is to