The final product of this class will be proof of the understanding and obtaining knowledge in the Reverse Logistics curriculum in the form of a research pape . This research pape will be 20 to 25 pages in length and topic will be chosen by...
If we look at how a cost-benefits analysis is computed and applied to industry situations, why does the industry require this data? Discuss the benefits of a CBA and how it will produce positive results for a company. Lastly, what should the outcome provide the company? Explain the entire...
Identify three different ways to prolong the spoiling of food and beverages. Also, give and discuss a solution to what a manager can do with the goods once they have reached the spoilage date or have physically spoiled. ...
Review the quantitative and qualitative examples from this week. In 2-3 pages, define what the two research designs are, include a minimum of 3 examples of research of each (must be from the APUS library and APA formatted), and end with a conclusion paragraph summarizing...
In this weeks reading by Kenemeyer et al. (2002) discusses the end of life options for computers, consider the following scenario for discussion. It is understood that landfilling end of life computers would not be possible long-term due to the massive quantity of old...
In Reverse Logistics, how does the leadership act and react differently than the regular logistics ones? Define management and leadership and how do they differ or are they the same? Please explain your thoughts on this subject. ...
You have developed an idea for a new, novel, and potentially saleable product. Answer the following questions regarding marketing your product on Amazon: What is the product you think could be marketable? How would you go about estimating your first...
1. After last week's learning, what is the difference between reverse logistics and green logistics? 2. Pick one negative between military and commercial logistics, discuss how you could make the topic better and how you could turn the negative into a positive. ...
You have developed an idea for a new, novel, and potentially saleable product. Answer the following questions regarding marketing your product on Amazon: What is the product you think could be marketable? How would you go about estimating your first...
Instructions: Review the case study from this week- Stock, J., & Mulki, J.. (2009). Product Returns Processing: An Examination Of Practices Of Manufacturers, Wholesalers/Distributors, And Retailers. Journal of Business Logistics, 30(1), 33-VII. In a 2-3 page report, identify the main points, positives, negatives, and...