Global Business Strategy

Question # 48057	Business & Finance	2 years ago

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The assignment focuses on production of an e-portfolio of work on global business strategy (GBS) and requires research, collection, compilation, critical analysis and creation of and reflection on data, information, publications, etc compiled over the course of the semester. The information must be based on a particular crisis or incident, series of crises/incidents, be driven by a common theme, evidence-based and presented as a complete picture once done.

Drawing on critical analysis and evaluation of your collated information, the final task will be to reflect on the process of collating information and creating an e-Portfolio on global business strategy (by the end of the final phase, i.e., by Week 9). You will submit your completed- e-Portfolio with analyses and findings that go beyond description.

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An e-portfolio on global business strategy can be a useful tool for organizing and showcasing your research and analysis on a particular crisis or incident, or series of crises or incidents, that are related to global business strategy. The e-portfolio should include a variety of information, such as publications, data, and other sources, that are relevant to the theme or focus of your research. It is important to critically analyze and evaluate the information that you collect, and to present it in a way that provides a complete picture of the topic.In the process of creating an e-portfolio, you may want to consider the following steps:<ol><li>Choose a focus or theme for your e-portfolio. This could be a particular crisis or incident, or a common theme that ties together a series of crises or incidents.</li><li>Conduct research to gather relevant information, such as publications, data, and other sources, on your chosen focus or theme.</li><li>Organize the information that you have collected in a logical manner, possibly using headings or subheadings to help structure the e-portfolio.</li><li>Analyze and evaluate the information that you have collected, using critical thinking skills to draw conclusions and make connections between different sources.</li><li>Reflect on the process of creating the e-portfolio, including any challenges or difficulties that you encountered, and how you overcame them.</li><li>Edit and revise your e-portfolio as needed, paying attention to grammar, spelling, and overall cohesiveness and clarity.</li></ol>Finally, be sure to properly cite all sources that you use in your e-portfolio to give credit to the original authors and to help support your claims and arguments.