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    Germany. Albert Einstein alerted the American government that the Germans were developing atomic weapons and soon the Manhattan Project began. Robert Oppenheimer was in charge of the project to build an atomic bomb to counter Germany. Enrico Fermi designed the first successful nuclear reactor in 1939 and created it in 1942 at the University of Chicago as part of the project. On July 16, 1945 they detonated the world’s first atomic bomb in New Mexico. A month later, on August 6, the bomb was…

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    The Manhattan Project began in the United States during World War II in efforts to produce a nuclear weapon that could combat Nazi Germany. The project began in 1942 when the task of building a nuclear bomb was given to the War Department. Colonel James C. Marshall established the offices at the Atlantic Division headquarters on Broadway in New York City, hence the name of the “Manhattan Engineer District (MED)” which would later be known as the Manhattan Project. A number of laboratories…

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    Sunrise Service Case Study

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    Chapter 18 Sunrise Service A news of an Extruded Expandrium plant in Pocatello by the Company appears at the beginning of this chapter. Ben Franklyn was selected as the Plant Construction Superintendent with Ted Shelby and Stanley as his staff. Their job was to manage with the electrical, mechanical and operations people. It did not take much of a time to notice that thing are not going on a right track and Ben Franklyn called for a meeting to give his views about the same. A meeting was…

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    6.1.8 Measurable Success 6.1.8.1 Internal Assessment From the start of JetBlue’s innovation and transformation projects, they have included means to measure success as a “key part of the planning process”. (Cancialosi, Glaser, gothamCulture, Dervin, & JetBlue Airways Corporation, 2012) “JetBlue’s internal assessment and evaluation team created a comprehensive measurement plan that was comprised of the operational metrics that had been determined to be key drivers of success. This measurement…

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    creating a Stakeholder Management Plan is to identify who are the stakeholders for the project. The Project Manager is responsible for making key decisions and these decisions can significantly impact the project. With that being said, the influence or needs of stakeholders can also impact the project and influence the decisions of the Project Manager. Stakeholders have the capability to influence several areas of the project, such as strategy, communications, finance and schedule. Being able to…

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    Ann Richards presented her Keynote Address to the Democratic National Convention (DNC) in 1988. Descriptive analysis aims to understand the purpose of a work, and the methods used to achieve that purpose. There are six elements, not including purpose, that can be strategically used to achieve a goal: persona, audience, tone, structure, supporting materials, and other strategies (Campbell and Burkholder 21). This rhetorical analysis examines how Ann Richards uses persona during her Keynote…

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    Associates Inc. (OAI) started working with the newly formed Partnerships Team on August 1, 2015. Our goal was to implement the transition and role clarity recommendations outlined in OAI’s Staff Assessment. This included transforming the original project managers into Partnership Managers to better support implementation so that Partnership Directors could focus on cultivating and soliciting current donors and new prospects. Along with implementing the new organizational structure for the…

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    During a world of trouble and hostile fighting, many countries were fighting to achieve a spot at the top of the throne stronger and more powerful than all the participating nations. There were always people searching for the answer as to how they could attain such a spot, but most people could never find it. The United States of America were not included in that list of countries because they found the answer: the atomic bomb. The atomic bomb is a devastating weapon full of tons upon tons of…

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    to attain the deliverables of the project. It describes the total scope of the project as it begins with the deliverables as stated. In most cases, the WBS breaks the work to be done into smaller sub-sections to make it easy to achieve them. The number of the stages of decompositions is usually influenced by the project size as well as how complex the project is (Demeulemeester & Herroelen, 2002). Elements of a project plan that depend on the WBS To make a project plan successful, the WBS has…

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    Aman Resort Case Study

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    Since Aman Resorts will not turn to third party experts for the majority of the implementation process, the MOOC implementation will require a very through project plan. As such, without prerequisite company internal knowledge or capabilities, it is best to approximate the cost of the planned solution. Current MOOC companies and companies that implement MOOC solutions generally do not have accessible finance…

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