Information Management Systems Challenges in Dell Inc
Subject: Integrated Perspective on Business GBA 398
Deadline: 12/01/2019
Format: APA
Number of sources:
Number of pages: 8
Spacing: double spaced
Topic: Major Case Analysis Presentation
Details: Major Case Analysis Presentation Instructions
As students complete the required Major Case Analysis, they are also responsible for completing a PowerPoint or Prezi presentation (or presentation that uses another appropriate technology) highlighting their findings.
This is a follow-up to the Major Case Analysis and must be submitted to Chalk and Wire no later than the Sunday 11:59 PM EST/EDT of Module 7.
View the rubric for this assignment here.
The recommended length of the presentation is 8-10 slides with audio commentary included. The presentation must be appropriate to college-level work, demonstrate critical analysis of the case, and be free of spelling and grammar errors.
Submit the Major Case Analysis PowerPoint or Prezi Presentation to Chalk and Wire using the link in the Module 7 folder. Students who do not submit the assignment to Chalk and Wire will receive a zero. This is a key program assessment; the results are used to ensure students are meeting program goals. PDF instructions can be found on the Start Here page.
The presentation should outline the Major Case Analysis submitted in Module 7 and contain the major topics that discuss the Major Case Analysis. It should also contain the critical-thinking topics contained in this course: making claims, use of evidence, recognizing and validating assumptions, causal claims, and being persuasive. Students are free to choose any company for the case; however, they are strongly encouraged to choose a publicly held company that is listed on a major stock exchange in the U.S. so adequate information may be obtained for the case analysis.
GBA 398 Major Case Presentation Rubric Criteria Level 4 4 points Level 3 3 points Level 2 2 points Level 1 1 point No Submission 0 points Analyze businesses from an integrated perspective, using the appropriate CBK content. • Central theme clearly developed that shows depth and understanding of appropriate CBK content. • Clearly identifies problem(s) in case. • Accurately supports analysis with appropriate CBK content. • Well-developed insights combining multiple CBK perspectives into a well-integrated approach. • Presentation is • Central theme developed, referring to examples or theories from prior CBK courses but lacks specificity. • Clearly identifies problem(s) in case. • Supports analysis with appropriate CBK perspectives but lacks specificity. • Presentation develops insights but does not have as a well-integrated approach. • Presentation is organized, information is • Central theme not well developed. • Alludes to examples or theories from prior CBK courses but lacks specificity. • Identifies some issues but fails to clearly identify key problem(s). • Supports analysis with CBK perspectives, but in a cursory manner and not well-integrated. • Presentation is organized, • Does not refer to examples or theories from prior CBK courses. • Fails to identify the central problem in the case. • Does not support posts with CBK perspectives. • Presentation is disorganized, information is not logically sequenced, and key points not obvious. No Assignment Submitted 10/3/2019 Preview Rubric: Major Case Presentation Rubric – GBA-398 Delivery Master – Saint Leo University https://saintleo.brightspace.com/d2l/lp/rubrics/preview.d2l?ou=78559&rubricId=56382&originTool=quicklinks 2/4 Integrate the various components of a business and apply them to complex business decisions. Apply critical thinking techniques to solve integrated business scenarios. well organized, information is logically sequenced, and key points are obvious. logically sequenced, but key points not obvious. information mostly sequenced in a logical manner, and key points not obvious. • Central theme clearly developed that shows depth and understanding of the business decision. • Supports decisions and recommendations with specific examples and uses multiple components of a business. • Central theme developed, referring to examples or theories from prior CBK courses but lacks specificity. • Supports decisions and recommendations with examples and multiple components of a business but lacks specificity. • Alludes to a central theme, but not clearly developed. • Lacks specificity in decisions or recommendations. • Supports decisions and recommendations with brief examples. • Fails to incorporate multiple components of a business and lacks specificity. • Central theme not present. • Decisions not supported. • Fails to incorporate multiple components of a business and lacks specificity. No Assignment Submitted. • Supports analysis with specific critical thinking examples and theories. • Superior use of claims, evidence, and persuasive techniques. • Clearly identifies and discusses underlying assumptions. • Supports analysis with some critical thinking concepts but lacks specificity. • Adequate use of claims, evidence, and persuasive techniques. • Identifies and discusses some underlying assumptions. • Alludes to readings but lacks specificity in decisions or recommendations. • Some use of claims, evidence, and persuasive techniques. • Underlying assumptions present, but not clearly stated or • Does not refer to examples or theories from prior CBK courses. • Does not use claims, evidence, and persuasive techniques. • Fails to identify and discusses underlying assumptions. No Assignment Submitted 10/3/2019 Preview Rubric: Major Case Presentation Rubric – GBA-398 Delivery Master – Saint Leo University https://saintleo.brightspace.com/d2l/lp/rubrics/preview.d2l?ou=78559&rubricId=56382&originTool=quicklinks 3/4 Demonstrate the core value of excellence through the application of critical thinking and an integrated view of the organization. Presentation and Presentation Slides • Applies critical thinking concepts in an accurate and insightful manner. • Applies critical thinking concepts in an accurate manner but lacks insight. presented. • Applies critical thinking concepts in a cursory manner. • Does not apply specific critical thinking concepts. • CBK and critical thinking components well integrated and applied correctly to address key issues in case. • Supports decisions and recommendations with specific examples and multiple components of a business. • CBK and critical thinking components applied correctly, but not well integrated. • Supports decisions and recommendations with specific examples and multiple components of a business but lacks specificity. • CBK and critical thinking components applied in a cursory manner and not well integrated. • Alludes to readings but lacks specificity in CBK content area. • Does not refer to examples or theories from prior CBK courses and does not apply critical thinking components. No Assignment Submitted. • One or two minor errors in grammar, punctuation, etc. (e.g. typos, missing punctuation). • Presentation is well-rehearsed captures the paper’s essence. • PowerPoint slides are professional in style and adhere to APA citation guidelines. • Three or four minor errors in grammar, punctuation, etc. • Presentation seems adequately rehearsed and captures paper’s essence. • PowerPoint slides are adequate but lack innovation and professional style. • One major error in grammar, punctuation, etc. • Presentation is inadequately rehearsed and does not flow well. • PowerPoint slides lack professional style and do not adhere to APA citation guidelines. • Grammar, punctuation, etc. has multiple repeated errors. • Not presented (submitted slides only). • Presentation lacks a professional, cohesive design. • Slides are more of a “read along” with too much text. No Assignment Submitted Preview Rubric: Major Case Presentation Rubric – GBA-398 Delivery Master – Saint Leo University 4/4 Total / 20 Overall Score Level 4 18 points minimum Level 3 16 points minimum Level 2 14 points minimum Level 1 12 points minimum No Submission 0 points minimum
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vThe storage-related issues in the Dell organization generate some issues in the services and products delivery to potential customers.
vThe problem of data management is understood in many businesses as a potential framework for the viability of the consolidated system, availability needs, disaster recovery goals, and business continuity.
vThe main issues of managing information in the Dell organization is analyzed through scalability solutions, cost of ownership, and return on investment.
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