Addresses Generation X's background and workplace issues related to attraction and retention. Students study the development of business objectives and strategies, as well as how these objectives are translated into company policies, through weekly written cash studies. This course develops the basic statistical tools used in quantitative analysis in business. Introduction to organizational factors relevant to management processes, including leadership, motivation, job design, technology, organizational design and environments, systems, change. Leads students through an examination of management styles and theireffect on various work situations.
Class makes use of inventories and exercises to probe the relevant issues.
Course provides an opportunity to the student to explore current management philosophies and practices by preparing a short research paper and giving a short oral presentation. This program helps make that task easier by disclosing methods for creating, measuring and communicating the value of IT across the enterprise. The program helps buyers and suppliers align their needs to produce value and reduce waste. Measuring Value Delivered Malcolm Slovin provides an approach to measuring value delivered by using findings from his work with the World Wide Benchmark project, which collects, analyzes, and tracks industry trends from around the world.