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Final Project:

Project Description:

Your group will perform a comprehensive analysis and oral presentation of one case study. Your group will also submit a written analysis (4-5 pages) of at least one of the cases your group will have presented. The written case analysis is a memorandum that recommends action to the case studys decision-maker(s). Each oral case presentation will involve a comprehensive analysis in which the group will be expected to identify, evaluate and recommend; it is essential that your group present an in-depth diagnosis and recommend a realistic, workable plan of action. Ideally, the presentation should demonstrate a systematic analysis of the companys situation, appropriately incorporate TQM concepts and tools from the readings and lecture materials, and propose specific, actionable recommendations. In planning your oral presentation, your group should assume the role of a team of management consultants presenting their findings to the company's Chief Executive Officer (CEO). The rest of the class will assume the role of company executives and employees. By the end of your presentation, the company's CEO should: (a) have a clear action agenda, and (b) equally importantly, know precisely what directives to give during the next management meeting. The oral presentation itself will take the form of a 30-minute (strictly enforced time limit) presentation to the class of your group's analysis and recommendations. The 30-minute limit is a strictly enforced time limit; the grade assigned to your group presentation will be decreased by one percentage point for every minute in excess of the time limit. I encourage you to use visual aids (slide show presentation, overhead-projector transparencies, flip-charts, handouts, or some combination of these), your imagination, resourcefulness, and originality to help you in communicating the points you wish to make. A hard copy of the presentation slides (MS PowerPoint, 3/page handout format preferred) should be handed to me prior to the presentation. Reading from notes will be frowned upon. Following the presentation will be a question-and-answer period, with questions being posed by your classmates and your instructor. It is important that each member of the group contribute equally not only in the preparation for the presentation but also in the actual class presentation and the question-and-answer period.