Identify significant aspects of implementing strategies. Identify the options or courses of action that should be considered, including details about the advantages and disadvantages of each. Identify actions currently taken or recommended to address the issue.

Briefing Paper

Task:

Write a paper briefing to the CEO of the organisation you selected in Assignment 1 on how to diagnose resource capabilities through:

-VRIO analysis
-Benchmarking
-SWOT

-Analyse of the impact of stakeholders and governance as well as how history and culture affect international strategy.

Guidance:

-Word count: ±1 050 words (Excluding references and Appendices)
-Your paper should include a cover title page
-Use MS Word
-Font Size: 12pt
-Font: Arial
-Insert page numbers at the bottom of your pages

You must submit your Assignment via Turnitin. If you are unfamiliar with this tool please refer to the orientation module.

Briefing paper layout

Name: a note to identify who the briefing paper is intended for.

Date: the date of preparation of the briefing paper.

Subject: the topic or issue of the briefing paper.

Background: provides a summary of past and/or current events that provide a context for the topic or issue, including any policies or past practices.

Analysis

Identify significant aspects of implementing strategies.

Identify the options or courses of action that should be considered, including details about the advantages and disadvantages of each.

Identify actions currently taken or recommended to address the issue.

Cautionary Notes: Identify any sensitive aspects of the topic or issue that may affect a person or an organization in a negative way.

Contact: The name and contact information of the writer of the briefing paper

Bibliography/Reference list: This is a list giving the full details of all the sources to which you have referred within your text. The recommended style is the Harvard method.

Appendix: An appendix (plural=appendices) is detailed documentation of points you outline in your findings, for example, technical data, questionnaires, letters sent, tables, sketches, charts, leaflets etc. It is supplementary information which you consider to be too long or complicated or not quite relevant enough to include in your main body, but which still should be of interest to your reader. Each appendix should be referred to in your text. You should not include something as an appendix if it is not discussed in the main body