Decisions in Paradise, Part 2

The island of Kava has a long road ahead of it. There is much to be considered in how to establish a stronger presence as well as to help the island and its residents become more stable. SPSD moves forward in establishing the process to making decisions about how to utilize the information we have already into an effective decision-making process and initiate our journey to making Kava more productive. SPSD has chosen to implement the cause and effect diagram to begin. Using the CE diagram, or the fishbone diagram, is used to generate the first in problem-solving by creating a comprehensive list of all the possible causes. This process can help to identify major causes and show where more exploration is necessary. Framing each problem and finding the appropriate solution may be a daunting task for SPSD. Identifying the problems and defining the details is the key to establishing goals and objectives that will bring to light the apparent effects of the solution.

SPSD’s mission is to aid Kava in using and distributing the use of technology to gain a significant value to the shareholders as Kava’s resources are critical in the world’s sustainability. The stakeholders are at risk of losing billions of dollars in the initial establishment of Kava and its stability. The long-term value outweighs the short-term risks as SPSD will recoup the money that was put forth by transforming Kava into a technologically productive, industrious land that has added attractive values to itself for other company’s interest. The stakeholders that fund this project are at risk of a large financial loss, so SPSD needs to ensure the risk is as low as possible.

Kava’s environment is another obstacle that requires a great deal of consideration. Kava is underdeveloped and is in need of strengthening, especially of its physical infrastructure. Pollution and the deforestation of the land for the initial project can impact Kava in the short-term, yet may have some lasting effects that will need to be dealt with on different levels as time goes on. Natural disasters cannot be prevented, so the island ought to have better building code standards that allows for a better structure to be built or already existing structures to be reinforced to withstand any natural disaster. Taking this precaution can reduce the impact on cost and restructuring. Eventually, the deforestation will decrease and the re-establishing of the island’s forests and other wildlife environments will resume.

Kava is a paradise island that is in need of a great deal of assistance to get it in a position to where it can sustain itself and generate revenue from its resources. Government relations on the island are overwhelmed with all the events that have taken place that the government cannot keep up. The involvement of the government and the residents could help create a better sense of community. The changes that are made would be taken personally as it affects their environment. Kava’s health issues that run rampant are affecting the population in a way that is unmanageable, so finding the best option to stop the spread of HIV/AIDS and the flu is a huge factor in maintaining a healthy, age-appropriate population to grow. Hospitals and clinics need better funding in order to provide improved care for their patients. A healthier environment will help to improve the health of everyone and everything contained on the island.

Tourism flourishes in environments that are visually appealing as well as having an attractive climate. A beach on the ocean, the unique wildlife, and the exceptional goods that are produced on the island that is shipped around the world is what attracts people to these islands. Kava has the opportunity to benefit from its placement and the naturalized and irresistible environment. Tourists need to also feel safe as they take in the island’s beauty. The increase in tourism will increase the reserves that can be reinvested in the infrastructure of Kava.

Reinvesting the capital that has been produced from the improvements can help the businesses on the island grow and expand. Residents of the island have more education and training as they develop business experience to expand upon for themselves. SPSD’s hopes are to have a technologically advanced infrastructure to provide the residents and the business owners as well. This knowledge has a foundation that can take Kava’s reputation around the world and back.

As Kava establishes how the decisions will be made and in the order of priority, SPSD can assure that the decision-making procedure will adapt to the needs of the island and its residents for the survival and stability establishment. Using the cause and effect method to separate all the problems and figure out the different decisions that are possible for each individual issue that arises.

References
University of Phoenix (2011). Decisions in Paradise: How To Be, or Not To Be. Retrieved from Week three University of Phoenix materials section.

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