Define and discuss term “IMPASSE.” Define and discuss at least three solutions for addressing impasse.

Scenario One: An 86-year widow comes in monthly to have her blood drawn and monitored ever since her heart attack 2 years ago. Her husband has recently passed away and she has no family nearby to help her. She has Medicare but does not have supplemental insurance to cover office visits. When leaving the office today, she starts to cry and tell you that she can no longer afford her blood pressure medications, cholesterol medications, blood work, and office visits each month. She will not be able to get her medications refilled unless she sees the doctor and has blood work each month. She currently owes $180 on her account today. Scenario 2: A 19-year-old mother of 3 children, all under the age of 5, brings in all of the kids today for their recommended check-ups and vaccinations. She does not have insurance for any of the children as she was denied Medicaid based on a previous fraud. She has been diligent paying for the children’s healthcare, with assistance from a grandmother, but she…

Problem identification is critical to risk management analysis. Why is it vital that managers and teams brainstorm through risk issues? Is there a cost associated with accurate identification and of risk?

Theme parks are considered a staple family attraction worldwide, known best for their rides and rollercoasters that appeal to thrill-seeking children and adults alike. Its success and profitability are maintained by installing more daring rides and appealing to popular cultural figures and franchises. However, due to the nature of theme park rides, the results can be incredibly serious when something goes wrong, and the stakes for theme park managers in ensuring the safety of their facilities are very high. Over the years, failure to comply with health and safety regulations, poor management systems, and mechanical defects have led to unfortunate incidents on various rides and rollercoasters, resulting in serious consequences. In 2005, an incident on the Smiler ride at Alton Towers caused by the failure of a test carriage that collided with a carriage carrying 16 people led to serious injuries, prosecution, and a £5million fine to the operating company, Merlin Attractions Operations…

Situation 1 You want to start an online clothing store and need information about the size of the market for the marketing section of your business plan. From an online search, you found that Americans spent $18.3 billion online for apparel, accessories, and footwear last year and that the forecast for their spending on these items in the coming year is $22.1 billion. You have also researched publicly traded apparel companies, like GAP, to discover trends in online sales for these firms.   why is your research thus far in situation 1 inadequate for what you need to know

Identify whether bias exists in the situations given and make suggestions for improvements

Define the goal of decision analysis and how different decision makers may approach risk in their terms of assessment utility.

Exercise 1 Joel De Castro, CEO of De Castro Enterprises, Inc. (DCEI), is considering a special offer to manufacture a new line of women's clothing for a large department store chain. DCEI has specialized in designer women's clothing sold in small, upscale retail clothing stores throughout the country, in order to protect the very elite brand image, De Castro has not sold clothing to the large department stores. The current offer, however, may be too good to turn down. The department store is willing to commit to a large order, which would be very profitable to De Castro, and the order would be automatically renewed for two more years, presumably to continue after that point. Required: Analyze the choice Joel faces, based on competitive analysis.

(250 words) Determine the most appropriate stage of development in spiral dynamics for the optimal management of thepandemic in Sweden. Give concrete examples to justify your decision.

Why is preparing for disasters  to prevent disruption important in the  supply chain?