Define community policing strategies and explain how this relates to building community relations.
Describe in detail the testing and hiring process for one of the following: federal, state, or local law enforcement positions.
Category: Community development
Factors that affect the local community
When a business competes locally, it primarily needs to consider the factors that affect the local community. As it expands, so do the factors for consideration. One region may respond to a product differently than another because an existing product is already in place. Have you ever traveled to a different state and found that gas stations and convenience store chains are different than what you are used to in your state? Or, perhaps you have had the experience of moving across the country and being unable to find your favorite restaurant chain in the new location. A southern BBQ may face more competitors in South Carolina than in New Jersey and would therefore need to create a different strategy to create a competitive advantage. Considerations such as this are further compounded when a company aims to compete in the global market. Not only will the competitive landscape be much different, but aspects such as people’s general preferences, tax laws, and governmental regulations may be drastically different from one country to the next. As the company competes in multiple countries, it may need to work with the variables of each company as well.
In this Discussion, you will identify a company and examine which strategies you would recommend for how it can effectively reach a domestic and global market.
Review this week’s Learning Resources on competing globally and diversification.
Select a company that you are familiar with or to which you have access to information. You should have access to information about the types of products/services the company offers, its industry, the size of the company, and where it is located (or where it operates).
Review the Academic Writing Expectations: Capstone Courses document, provided in this week’s Learning Resources.
Competing Globally and Diversification
As companies grow, they often expand into new areas. These “areas” can be geographical, such as in a new region or country, or they can be something else, such as into a new product or industry. As companies spread their horizons, it is important that they factor in aspects of globalization and diversification in their strategies. These resources explore aspects of diversification and competing globally.
Gregg Learning. (2018). Business diversification Links to an external site.[Video file]. Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50-d__Pn_Ac
Note: The approximate length of this media piece is 6 minutes.
Morris, S. (2017). International strategy Links to an external site.[Video file]. Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z7M1vQTvkx4
Post a 225- to 300-word (3- to 4-paragraph) analysis of the strategic approaches that businesses can take for domestic and global competition. In your analysis, include the following:
Briefly describe your selected company, including its industry; whether it offers products, services, or both; the size of the company; and where it is located or where it operates (if multiple locations).
For your selected company, which approaches do you think are most effective for reaching a domestic market? What about for a global market? Why do those differences exist?
How does a diversification strategy benefit a company competing in a domestic vs. global market? What, if any, differences exist between the two?
Factors that affect the local community
When a business competes locally, it primarily needs to consider the factors that affect the local community. As it expands, so do the factors for consideration. One region may respond to a product differently than another because an existing product is already in place. Have you ever traveled to a different state and found that gas stations and convenience store chains are different than what you are used to in your state? Or, perhaps you have had the experience of moving across the country and being unable to find your favorite restaurant chain in the new location. A southern BBQ may face more competitors in South Carolina than in New Jersey and would therefore need to create a different strategy to create a competitive advantage. Considerations such as this are further compounded when a company aims to compete in the global market. Not only will the competitive landscape be much different, but aspects such as people’s general preferences, tax laws, and governmental regulations may be drastically different from one country to the next. As the company competes in multiple countries, it may need to work with the variables of each company as well.
In this Discussion, you will identify a company and examine which strategies you would recommend for how it can effectively reach a domestic and global market.
Review this week’s Learning Resources on competing globally and diversification.
Select a company that you are familiar with or to which you have access to information. You should have access to information about the types of products/services the company offers, its industry, the size of the company, and where it is located (or where it operates).
Review the Academic Writing Expectations: Capstone Courses document, provided in this week’s Learning Resources.
Competing Globally and Diversification
As companies grow, they often expand into new areas. These “areas” can be geographical, such as in a new region or country, or they can be something else, such as into a new product or industry. As companies spread their horizons, it is important that they factor in aspects of globalization and diversification in their strategies. These resources explore aspects of diversification and competing globally.
Gregg Learning. (2018). Business diversification Links to an external site.[Video file]. Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50-d__Pn_Ac
Note: The approximate length of this media piece is 6 minutes.
Morris, S. (2017). International strategy Links to an external site.[Video file]. Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z7M1vQTvkx4
Post a 225- to 300-word (3- to 4-paragraph) analysis of the strategic approaches that businesses can take for domestic and global competition. In your analysis, include the following:
Briefly describe your selected company, including its industry; whether it offers products, services, or both; the size of the company; and where it is located or where it operates (if multiple locations).
For your selected company, which approaches do you think are most effective for reaching a domestic market? What about for a global market? Why do those differences exist?
How does a diversification strategy benefit a company competing in a domestic vs. global market? What, if any, differences exist between the two?
Community policing strategies
Define community policing strategies and explain how this relates to building community relations.
Describe in detail the testing and hiring process for one of the following: federal, state, or local law enforcement positions.
Community policing strategies
Define community policing strategies and explain how this relates to building community relations.
Describe in detail the testing and hiring process for one of the following: federal, state, or local law enforcement positions.
Medications comparative
Make compare medications from clinical studies: 1- compare between eludril and hydrogen peroxide mouth wash and listerine total care mouth wash. 2- ozempic injection and liragulatide from study called effect of weekly subcutaneous semaglutide vs daily liraglutide on body weight in adults with overweight or obesity without diabetes by Rubino (2022) 3- Sodium zirconium cyclosilicate and patiromer from studies : a- clinical utility of patiromer, sodium zirconium cyclosilicate and sodium polystyrene sultanate for the treatment of hyperkalemia: an evidence- based review by beccari( 2017). B- pharmacology of new treatments for hyperkalaemia: patiromer and sodium zirconium cyclosilicate by rosano (2019). 4- xlear sinus care rinse packets and kit and which age can be used, please use from studies: a- symptom assessment after nasal irrigation with xylitol in the postoperative period of endonasal endoscopic surgery by da silva (2020) b- xylitol in preventing acute otitis media by Uhari (2021). 5- Ultrasitol sachets from studies like: a- one- year effects of myo-inositol supplementation in postmenopausal women with metabolic syndrome by Santamaria (2012). B- effects of myo-inositol supplementation on oocytes quality in PCOS patients: a double blind trail by ciotta( 2011). C- coenzyme Q10 supplementation during pregnancy reduces the risk of pre-eclampsia by teran (2008). 6- pregnaval basic from studies like: a. Folic acid supplementation during pregnancy fore maternal health and pregnancy outcomes by By lassi (2013). B- A comparison between ginger pyridoxine ( vitamin b6) and placebo for the treatment of the first Trimester of nausea and vomiting of pregnancy by sharifzadeh (2013). Please note I want to know also if these drugs ( ozempic, pregnaval basic , ultrasitol sachets, ferosac injection , zerbaxa , brintellix, xlear natural sinus rinse, cosopt eye drops, komforto isotonic ointment , eludril , remeron, wellbutrin , Zoloft, pristiq, lokelma power for oral suspension, hyrimoz prefilled pen were recognized by FDA or another good institute
Medications comparative
Make compare medications from clinical studies: 1- compare between eludril and hydrogen peroxide mouth wash and listerine total care mouth wash. 2- ozempic injection and liragulatide from study called effect of weekly subcutaneous semaglutide vs daily liraglutide on body weight in adults with overweight or obesity without diabetes by Rubino (2022) 3- Sodium zirconium cyclosilicate and patiromer from studies : a- clinical utility of patiromer, sodium zirconium cyclosilicate and sodium polystyrene sultanate for the treatment of hyperkalemia: an evidence- based review by beccari( 2017). B- pharmacology of new treatments for hyperkalaemia: patiromer and sodium zirconium cyclosilicate by rosano (2019). 4- xlear sinus care rinse packets and kit and which age can be used, please use from studies: a- symptom assessment after nasal irrigation with xylitol in the postoperative period of endonasal endoscopic surgery by da silva (2020) b- xylitol in preventing acute otitis media by Uhari (2021). 5- Ultrasitol sachets from studies like: a- one- year effects of myo-inositol supplementation in postmenopausal women with metabolic syndrome by Santamaria (2012). B- effects of myo-inositol supplementation on oocytes quality in PCOS patients: a double blind trail by ciotta( 2011). C- coenzyme Q10 supplementation during pregnancy reduces the risk of pre-eclampsia by teran (2008). 6- pregnaval basic from studies like: a. Folic acid supplementation during pregnancy fore maternal health and pregnancy outcomes by By lassi (2013). B- A comparison between ginger pyridoxine ( vitamin b6) and placebo for the treatment of the first Trimester of nausea and vomiting of pregnancy by sharifzadeh (2013). Please note I want to know also if these drugs ( ozempic, pregnaval basic , ultrasitol sachets, ferosac injection , zerbaxa , brintellix, xlear natural sinus rinse, cosopt eye drops, komforto isotonic ointment , eludril , remeron, wellbutrin , Zoloft, pristiq, lokelma power for oral suspension, hyrimoz prefilled pen were recognized by FDA or another good institute
THREE biggest causes of STRESS in your community
THREE biggest causes of STRESS in your community are? what are the best ways or strategies to reduce EACH of these stresses?
A solution to your community’s problem.
Compose a piece intended for a specific audience in which you propose a solution to your community’s problem. This piece of writing will need to include both a problem and a solution as well as evaluation of your solution. Is this a viable solution? Why or why not? Because you’ll be composing a research project, the text you produce must be set in conversation with others’ texts about the subject and should seek to influence your audience by changing mood, mind, or action. What form your engagement takes, however, will depend on what you elect to compose. Strive as much as possible to create a meaningful text – one that you could use in real life. Goal here is authenticity! What would work best for your community in the real world.
You may elect to compose an article or opinion piece for a local newspaper, an industry newsletter, or academic essay, a letter to a politician, a proposal to a board of directors, a pitch to get funding for a non-profit, a speech someone would present. (Please note that this list is not exhaustive of the kinds of texts you might produce.) The length requirement for this assignment will be determined by the conventions generally observed in the genre and medium you have selected. That said, I expect you to compose a piece of significant critical depth and intellectual engagement – two characteristics that will likely culminate in a longer rather than shorter text. Generally speaking, you should aim for a piece that is over 1,250 words (roughly 5 pages) in length and incorporates at least four sources, but again, the genre you select will determine the length for your particular project and the number of sources you use.
To create a successful research project that meets its rhetorical purpose, you’ll need to, unsurprisingly, do some research. You already have a great deal of information and knowledge about your community. But that existing information and knowledge will need to be complemented by additional research as you construct your piece for a specific audience. In other words, as you likely did when composing your Visual Multi-media Artifact, you’ll need to look deeply into your subject and gather useful information such as statistics, quotations, and evidence from reliable sources.
A solution to your community’s problem.
Compose a piece intended for a specific audience in which you propose a solution to your community’s problem. This piece of writing will need to include both a problem and a solution as well as evaluation of your solution. Is this a viable solution? Why or why not? Because you’ll be composing a research project, the text you produce must be set in conversation with others’ texts about the subject and should seek to influence your audience by changing mood, mind, or action. What form your engagement takes, however, will depend on what you elect to compose. Strive as much as possible to create a meaningful text – one that you could use in real life. Goal here is authenticity! What would work best for your community in the real world.
You may elect to compose an article or opinion piece for a local newspaper, an industry newsletter, or academic essay, a letter to a politician, a proposal to a board of directors, a pitch to get funding for a non-profit, a speech someone would present. (Please note that this list is not exhaustive of the kinds of texts you might produce.) The length requirement for this assignment will be determined by the conventions generally observed in the genre and medium you have selected. That said, I expect you to compose a piece of significant critical depth and intellectual engagement – two characteristics that will likely culminate in a longer rather than shorter text. Generally speaking, you should aim for a piece that is over 1,250 words (roughly 5 pages) in length and incorporates at least four sources, but again, the genre you select will determine the length for your particular project and the number of sources you use.
To create a successful research project that meets its rhetorical purpose, you’ll need to, unsurprisingly, do some research. You already have a great deal of information and knowledge about your community. But that existing information and knowledge will need to be complemented by additional research as you construct your piece for a specific audience. In other words, as you likely did when composing your Visual Multi-media Artifact, you’ll need to look deeply into your subject and gather useful information such as statistics, quotations, and evidence from reliable sources.