There are some key issues surrounding Facebook. Their mission was to connect people but the lack of regulation and the rise of algorithms has created distrust for Facebook among people. Imagine you are an outside consultant hired by Facebook to solve their problems of data privacy. Analyze the problems within Facebook using the '6 elements of Organization structure' and explain them in detail. Prepare a recommendation plan to be presented to the CEO of the company which clearly communicates: What is the current problem? Who are the stakeholders affected by this? Explain whether you will take the mitigation or adaptation approach to build the solution and what solution would you propose? What impact will this solution have on Facebook?

Businesses strive to be the leader in their industry. For this reason, they look for strategies that will boost their sales and keep customers coming back. One strategy is to use information and communication systems to manage data, reduce workload, and assist with task management. As with many things, there are both risks and rewards to using information and communication systems. 1. Conduct an Internet search to identify three common business uses of information and communication systems. 2. For each business use, identify two advantages and two disadvantages of each.

How can the use of Reddit affect firms? Is it advisable for Ellection officials to use Reddit ?

Major social media platforms are waging war against misinforation or "fake news" within the last few years. Considering the influence of celebrities and politicans, should social media plaforms be in the business of managing misinformation (banning those who intentionally misinform) or should Free Speech be allowed to organically "manage" itself?

Is there a need for more study on the safety of Instagram in a decentralised environment?

short answer please What is the difference between the Stakeholder Management Plan and the Communications Management Plan?  How are they similar?

Why the marketers at EA put social media in the middle of their marketing efforts versus how other companies tend to integrate it or add it on at the end. What are your thoughts on this structure? Is this being driven by their particular audience, or are they trying to anticipate their audience's needs? This is a rare way of doing integration, do you think it will be more/less effective for the company?

Why do you think JetBlue became active on more social media platforms following the February 2007 incident?The original apology of the CEO of JetBlue took place years ago. Do you think that strategy would still be an effective one for a company today? Why or why not?How does JetBlue’s response to the stranding of passengers compare to United’s response to the broken guitar (from the earlier case study)? Based on the information here, which do you think was more effective and why?Why did Twitter become the most popular social media platform for JetBlue in helping them improve customer satisfaction?

What are some of the drawbacks associated with going to events for business networking? Please include not just a summary of some of the issues but also a discussion of some possible remedies.

1) Perform an ethical analysis of Facebook. What is the ethical dilemma presented by this case?    2) What is the relationship of privacy to Facebook’s business model?    3) Describe the weaknesses of Facebook’s privacy policies and features. What people, organization, and technology factors have contributed to those weaknesses?    4) Will Facebook be able to have a successful business model without invading privacy? Explain your answer. Could Facebook take any measures to make this possible?