iMBA 560 Corporate Innovation Strategies Critical-Thinking Exercise (CTE) 1 THE INSTRUCTIONS: • You are to work alone. You may not work in groups and may not secure the help or advice of any other persons. • You are permitted to look in the book (or any book, for that matter), journal articles, and the course lesson notes. • You must use Microsoft Word to prepare your submission. Spacing: Single; Font type: Time New Roman, Regular; Font size: 12; Color: black. No PDF format is allowed
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KODAK AND THE DIGITAL REVOLUTION 1. Why was Kodak able to navigate the shift from black and white to color photography more successfully than the shift from chemical to digital photography? Kodak’s leadership during B&W photography age came from marketing and relationships with retailers. Customers preferred Kodak to other manufactures, some of which who had better products even, because they were satisfied with Kodak’s offerings and didn't feel the need to pay for enhanced products. The
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Name Institution Professor Date Analysis of a Samsung Ad [pic] In this ad, the electronics company, Samsung, is advertising an optical digital camera. A small image of the advertised camera appears at the bottom right corner of the picture. The camera appears as if it is in three dimensions and has the zoomed image on its screen. Alongside it, to the left, is the writing, “24X OPTICAL ZOOM”. The main image is a puppy held by a strap by a woman as they take a walk in the park. The puppy’s head
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BUSINESS PLAN RODERICK D. AUSTRIA 373 CATINDIG STREET, POBLACION, GUIGUINTO, BULACAN.3015 0927 512 2152 / 0923 923 1903 Business Plan Outline I. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY * Mission * Objectives * Key to success II. COMPANY SUMMARY * Company Ownership and Location Name of Applicant Home Address Business Address Telephone Number / Cellphone Number Type of Business * Business Owner’s Profile Start Up Plan III. MARKET ASPECT * Market Description * Demand
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Organizational Issues Micaela Johnson ETH316 March 24, 2014 Charles Wittenberg Organizational Issues After completing the Ethical issues simulation I learned that there are different lenses that help to facilitate how one makes an ethical decision. The ethical issue presented in case one was about a current employee who leaked confidential information on his personal blog and another employee who violated codes to find out who it was. Both employees were in the wrong even thought one employee
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Personal Ethical Statement By being in the Air Force, I lived by our core values of "Integrity, Service before Self, and Excellent in all we do" (1997 ). I thought that by living my life to those standards was all that I need it to make good decisions. I was very surprised with the results of the ethical lens exercise. By doing the ethical lens exercise, I was able to know my preferred ethical lens, blind spots, strengths and weaknesses. According to the ethical lens inventory, my preferred
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Ethical Decision Making Throughout the course of this term, I was introduced to a plethora of new Information. Initially, we were taught that there are a series of different ethical lenses that can be used in decision making. There are four different Lenses, they are: 1. Rights Lens. In this Lens, the core point for decision making is “An action is ethical if I fulfill my duties and do the right thing as I claim my individual rights.” – (Ethical Lens Inventory.) 2. Relationship Lens. In this
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Ethics January 23rd, 2012 Caroline Etland, PhD, RN Reflective Journal on Ethics Game Simulation In this journal I will write my reflections on two ethical dilemmas presented in Ethics Game's online simulation, which has been designed to teach students how to make ethical decisions through a practical and repeatable decision model. Ethical Issue #1 Presented During my Shift Near the beginning of my shift last night, we admitted a 16-year-old mother, RB. She's in her tenth hour of labor now
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Ethical decision making is something we do every day as human beings, but breaking down the perspectives, and decision making in depth is something I have never done. For starters, I did not know there were four lenses that people look through when making an ethical decision. I learned on week one of this class what each lens represented and how each one determined the way people thought. In my work and personal life I make decisions based off what people are going to think about me so that would
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Ethical Lens and Dilemmas Ethical Leadership C206 April 4th, 2015 Ethical Lens and Dilemmas Ethics is the guiding force in any respectable organization. With a moral compass, especially in the leadership of organization, a company can become compromised and fall into a quagmire of legal issues, a tarnished reputation, and devaluation of company stock if it is a publically traded company. In pursuit of examine my own ethical lens I will analyze the ethical traits of an admired
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