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Develop a timeline; choose a subject of significance to the development of logistics and a starting point.

Your assignment is to develop a timeline; choose a subject of significance to the development of logistics and a starting point. In your introduction, explain why you chose your particular starting point and put in context your topic with the major milestones in what is now the field of logistics within supply chain management up to present day 2021.

Write an analysis of an organization facing strategic communication challenges.

My discipline: Strategic and Global Communication…..Need the writer to message me to make sure the topic/ case and class theories before start working. Please follow the steps I mention: 1) Read the instruction file carefully, especially the “red color” and “yellow highlight” part and follow the instruction step by step. 2) write an analysis of an organization facing strategic communication challenges. 3)Using concepts and theories in this course, e.g: Contingency Theory, Community Engagement, Situational Theory of Publics, Rhetoric and Corporate social advocacy. 4）The writer should let me know what class theories he/she will use in the essay before starting, then I will upload the required class readings and class materials which are relate to the theories to the writer as course references.

Develop a frequency distribution for the board values for the scanner and the manual process.

The Woodmill Company makes windows and door trim products. The first step in the process is to rip dimension (2 × 8,2 × 10, etc.) lumber into narrower pieces. Currently, the company uses a manual process in which an experienced operator quickly looks at a board and determines what rip widths to use. The decision is based on the knots and defects in the wood.
A company in Oregon has developed an optical scanner that can be used to determine the rip widths. The scanner is programmed to recognize defects and to determine rip widths that will optimize the value of the board. A test run of 100 boards was put through the scanner and the rip widths were identified. However, the boards were not actually ripped. A lumber grader determined the resulting values for each of the 100 boards, assuming that the rips determined by the scanner had been made. Next, the same 100 boards were manually ripped using the normal process. The grader then determined the value for each board after the manual rip process was completed. The resulting data, in the file, Woodmill Data.xls , consists of manual rip values and scanner rip values for each of the 100 boards.
Instructions
You are a process manager at the Woodmill Company tasked with determining if an optical scanner would be beneficial. Write a 4 page report to your supervisor (including a cover page and a Source List page) in which you:
Summarize the Woodmill Company’s problem of ripping dimension lumber into narrower pieces.
Develop a frequency distribution for the board values for the scanner and the manual process.
Generate appropriate descriptive statistics for both manual and scanner values.
Analyze the frequency distribution and descriptive statistics for both manual and scanner processes. Use Excel to create your charts.
Determine which process generates more values that were more than 2 standard deviations from the mean (manual or scanner).
Evaluate which process has less relative variability, using frequency distribution and descriptive statistics.

If a 12 percent increase in the price results in a 22 percent increase in quantity supplied, the

elasticity of supply is?

(b) Refer to Figure 5.1. What type of isoquant is depicted in each of following figures and explain each isoquant in each figure.

(1) Figure 5.1 (section 1)

(2) Figure 5.1 (section 2)

(3) Figure 5.1 (section 3

If when income increases by 15 percent and the price does not change, the quantity of airplane travel demanded increases by 10 percent, then the income elasticity of demand of airplane travel is?

What is the demand curve in terms of price of camry?

If demand function for Toyota Camry is represented by Qd = 234 – 6.6PCamry + 1.66PNizzan

– 3.3PVacation + 0.0066Y; where Y= income =$60,000; PCamry = $90,000; PNizzan = $50; PVacation =

$40. What is the demand curve in terms of price of camry?

Use the eighteen rules of inference to derive the conclusion of the following symbolized arguments.
3. 1. G ⊃ E 2. ~(F•F) /~T

Discussion Directions
This discussion board forum assignment asks a question for you to address on the group discussion board. You will post an answer to the question and then reply to one or more classmates.
This will give you a chance to discuss the week’s topics with classmates, ask questions, and engage in constructive debate. Quality of insight and criticism is what matters. That said, if you aim for 200 words as a minimum on posts that should be a decent goal. For replies, a paragraph is often sufficient. Make sure your posts and comments are in full grammatical sentences. Try not to be too casual, but a conversational style is acceptable.
Your original post in response to the discussion board question is worth 10 points and your reply to someone else’s post is worth another 10 points for a total of 20 points.
I will grade both your original post to the discussion board question as well as your reply to another student’s post based on the following criteria or rubric (note that you can also find this rubric in each of the discussion boards-there is a link to the right of the title for the discussion board).
——>in seperate paragraoh reply to a classmate below:
Hi all,

Below is the answer to my question from 7.3, section III, number 5:

1. H ⊃ ~A

2. A / ~(Hv ~A)

3. ~~ A 2, DN

4. ~H 1,3, MT

5. ~H 3, 4, Conj

6. ~(Hv ~A) 5,DM

Do technological solutions to unintended and unforeseen consequences always create more problems?

Do technological solutions to unintended and unforeseen consequences always create more problems? If so, is this part of the very nature of technology? If not, give an example of a technology that did not have attendant unintended consequences and argue that this is sufficient to show that unintended consequences are not part of the nature of technology.