Executive Summary

$\{$An executive summary is designed primarily to serve the person who, at least initially, does not intend to read the entire report. It usually states the main points of each section and emphasizes results, conclusions, and recommendations. Executive summaries are ideally suited to the needs of readers who are seeking advice about a decision or a course of action. These summaries are called executive summaries because some decision$-$makers rely wholly upon their advisors to read and evaluate the rest of the report. For this project, the Executive Summary should summarize who you are, what the problem is$,$ conclusions, and recommendations for the forecast, as well as the labor and productivity issue. You can find information on executive summaries as one of the readings in D$2$L for this module.$\}$