Group Research Project PPT Presentations - Overall 10 Minute

Group Research Project Ppt Presentations Overall 10 Minuteseach Grou

Group Research Project Ppt Presentations Overall 10 Minuteseach Grou

Group Research Project PPT Presentations (overall 10 minutes) Each group will have a maximum of 10 minutes to present using a smartart enhanced PPT. . Here is the outline of the presentation: 3 slides: Case Scenario and the Decision Problem 3 slides: Identify three frameworks, each from a different meta-module of the course (external, internal, integrative, ecosystem and globalization). Analyze the global strategy using these frameworks/ models. 1 slide: Three alternative scenarios 2 slides: Recommendation, Implementation Plan, and Accountability/ Contingency Plan (i.e. what benchmarks will you use to evaluate the success of the plan, and to make mid-course corrections?) This is a group project but just do a 2slides for my part only. Use my group paper which I upload and do a 2 slides powerpoint(include speaking notes). My part is 3 Altrn.Scenarios and Recommendation. So do a 2 slides about this two part. Make sure the ppt is not too theoretical. By the way, our company is Phoenix Helmert.

Paper For Above instruction

Slide 1: Alternative Scenarios for Phoenix Helmert

Speaking Notes: "In this slide, we explore three possible scenarios for Phoenix Helmert, a leading company in the renewable energy sector, to navigate future challenges and opportunities. The first scenario, the 'Status Quo Continuation,' assumes existing strategies remain unchanged, focusing on steady growth through current markets. The second scenario, 'Aggressive Expansion,' involves rapid international market entry and investment in innovative technologies to capitalize on emerging opportunities. The third scenario, 'Regulatory & Market Shift,' considers a significant change in government policies or market dynamics that could either hinder or accelerate growth, requiring strategic agility. These scenarios help us anticipate different futures and prepare adaptive strategies."

Slide 2: Recommendations, Implementation, and Contingency Plans for Phoenix Helmert

Speaking Notes: "Based on our analysis of the scenarios, we recommend Phoenix Helmert adopt a flexible strategic framework that allows for rapid adjustment to market changes. Our primary recommendation is to develop a responsive innovation pipeline, enabling quick shifts in technology focus in response to market signals. Implementation should include phased investments, continuous market monitoring, and stakeholder engagement to ensure agility. For accountability, benchmarks such as market share growth, technological deployment rates, and stakeholder satisfaction will be used to evaluate success. A contingency plan involves establishing a crisis response team and pre-defined action protocols to tackle unforeseen disruptions, like regulatory changes or technological challenges. Regular review sessions will be scheduled to adjust strategies as needed, ensuring Phoenix Helmert remains competitive and resilient."

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