Business Communication Part 1 of Project

*This is a re-write request for Course Project Part 3. The attached docx(Emailing Executive_Summary (1).docx) is what needs to be re-written.

**I have also included Course Project Part 1 instructions and the final paper(Business Communication Part 1.docx) that was submitted. I need the Course Project Part 3 to tie in better to Project 1 final Paper as well as updated to match the report format.

***There is also a report format that needs to be used (see Part 3 of 4 Course Project Rosehip Example.pdf example). Please use this as a template and format guide. Original work is required. So if you use the format from the example provided, please update it to match the re-write content.

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Final Project Report (12 pages, including all components)

****Part 3 of 4: Course Project****

 

COMPLETE PROJECT OVERVIEW

The 4-part Course Projectcontains the following assignments:

Part 1: Project Proposal andCommunications Plan 

*****Part 3:Final Project Report****

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Part 4: Final ProjectPresentation  

 

Purpose of the Course Project:Solving a business problem for someone who is receptive to your recommendationsis an excellent way to improve your professional effectiveness and get ahead.Learning how to identify problems and propose solutions will benefit you nowand in the future.

 

Part 3 of 4: The Final Project Report should conform to your texts Ch. 10 guidelines of how to write aformal report. Note that the format is quite different from an academic paper.(spacing, graphics, each section begins new page, etc) The Rosewood RestaurantGroup in the Ch. 10 of the text is a good model to follow for format. Do notuse it for content or language.

 

Directions for Part 3:

1. Consider how best to present your findings on this opportunityfor the organization, the viable alternatives, the benefits and risks, and yourstrategic recommendations. 

 

2. Follow this basic outline for the Formal Project Report. Referto Ch. 10 for a more detailed guide and expectations for the Formal Report Follow this basic outline for the Formal Project Report. Referto Ch. 10 for a more detailed guide and expectations for the Formal Report (seeThe Rosewood Restaurant Group example)).

1. Title Page

2. Table of Contents

3. Executive Summary

4. Introduction

5. The Opportunity

    a. The CurrentSituation

    b. Key SuccessFactors

    c. Analysis ofAlternatives

    d. StrategicSolution Option

6. Benefits and Risks of StrategicSolution Option

    a. Benefits

    b. Risks

7. Final Recommendation (includeimplementation plan)

8. References

9. Appendix

a.Transcripts of Interview (optional)

b. Other supporting materials(optional)