It is feasible to convert a traditional brick-and-mortar business into an internet venture (any industry or area may be chosen). When crafting your plan, you must take into account system development approaches.

Modern business requires computer networks. Include at least four to five company categories that would fail without a network and explain why in your own words.

Coordination is the intricate dance of aligning various elements to achieve a desired outcome. It's not merely about assigning tasks but ensuring that each component works seamlessly with others, like gears in a well-oiled machine. Effective coordination involves not only setting objectives but also orchestrating resources, timelines, and communication channels to facilitate smooth progress towards those goals. It requires foresight to anticipate potential bottlenecks and flexibility to adapt when unexpected hurdles arise. Furthermore, successful coordination hinges on fostering a culture of fcollaboration and accountability, where individuals are empowered to contribute their expertise while remaining mindful of the bigger picture. Whether it's within a project team, across departments, or among different organizations, coordination is the thread that weaves disparate efforts into a cohesive tapestry of achievement.   Question: How can individuals develop their coordination skills to…

You are required to write and analyse a subsystem, in terms of its critical success factors, analysis of critical success factors, measuring critical success factors (either qualitative or quantitive factors, name them) and weaknesses of MYOB for the subsystem. Please limit your answer to 150 words for each sub-system (including CSF, ratio analysis and weakness of MYOB). The different subsystems which need to be talked about is as follows: sales, general ledger, accounts receivable, accounts payable and inventory.   Use the link below to a balance statement for help answering the questions/analysis: https://www.studocu.com/en-au/document/queensland-university-of-technology/introducing-design/ssa-31july-reports-information-report/58028581

Some of you will remember Asset Based Community Development from previous classes with me. Morse introduces the idea Chapter 4 and provides a couple of good examples as case studies. In defining ABCD, Morse quotes the seminal text by Kurtzman and McKnight: “locate all the available assets in the local community, to begin connecting them with one another in ways that multiply their power and effectiveness, and to begin to harness local institutions that are not yet available for local development purposes." Write a post in which you consider how this could be approached in your immediate community. Is it already being done? If not, what aspects of your community would make this more or less difficult?  After posting, engage with the post of a colleague.

What sets Microsoft Office different from enterprise resource planning (ERP)? Is it feasible to implement it throughout all of the company's operations?