Memo Case Studies Samples For Students

Expository writing helps in persuading an individual to approve a particular opinion. Laypeople can easily understand it. Technical writing, on the other hand, explains a technical aspect of a product and its functionality. Technical writing states facts to the readers (Goldstein, 1983). On most occasions, it is read by persons who share advanced knowledge of a certain subject. This explanation will help in categorizing the communication methods below.

Question 1

I used to work in the banking sector. The most common type of written communication in my workplace is the use memos. The memos are used to convey information regarding what will be done within ...

10 C’s of Communication
Effective communication is essential for the success of any organization. In order to add good communication skills, one must understand the basic facts of the communication. Ten C’s of communication are the well-known factors practiced at corporate and unofficial communication. Ten C’s of communication are important to be considered being on whatever the medium or channel. However, the priority or the importance of 10 C’s vary as according to the medium used.
Communication can make or ruin relationships; whether, it is corporate or an unofficial relationship. Of the ten ...

MODULE 2 CASE: PERSUASIVE MEMOS

[INSERT YOUR NAME]
[INSERT YOUR INSTITUTION’S NAME]

Module 2 Case: Persuasive Memos

I have conducted an extensive research on the legal implications of internships and I have discovered that there is a legal difference between internships and employment. The Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 explains the legal issues surrounding employment. The U.S Department of Labor has also set six conditions that must be met for an engagement to be considered an internship. As long as the company complies with the Act and these conditions, we can reap many benefits from an internship program such as having a pool of talent for future hires. ...

Legal Environment of Admin

Minimum Procedure: Matthews v. Eldridge, 424 U.S. 319 (1976)
Issue - Does receiving a notice and opportunity to comment in writing a valid ground to cut a person’s legal benefits without going through a full evidentiary hearing? This is the central issue pertaining to the interpretation of due process in the Fifth Amendment.
Decision - The Supreme Court ruled the due process in the Fifth Amendment does not require evidentiary hearing given that the right to receive notice and opportunity to comment in writing was provided to the plaintiff.
Reasoning - The court argues that the determination of the ...

I. Executive Summary
The present memorandum details an analysis and suggested response strategy to the recently disclosed American military activities within the Abu Ghraib detention center in Iraq. In forming the analysis, I provide a discussion of the major causative factors of the situation and an overview of the authorizing environment in place. The recommended response strategy details a five-step program to address the crisis in a way that acknowledges the issues and provides concrete actions to remedy the damage. Finally, this memorandum closes with a review of the lessons to be taken forward from this situation with the ultimate goal of ...

Q1: Using Peter Frumkin’s model of the Four Functions of Nonprofit and Voluntary Action, how would you describe MeadowMarsh Service Agency.
Ans: Peter Frumkin focuses on four primary functions of Non Profit and Voluntary organizations and believes that success can be achieved by them only if all of these functions are balanced. He describes these organizations as
- Vehicles of Service Delivery
- Promoters of Civic and Political engagements
- Vehicles for Social Entrepreneurship
- Enactors of Values and Faiths
With reference to the above MeadowMarsh Service Agency is basically a service delivery ...

Background

Over the past 100 years, more than 60 percent of world’s wetlands have been destroyed as people search for land to settle on, farm, and establish other types of business investments. Currently, wetlands cover 6 percent of the world’s surface providing a wide array of environmental services, including soil erosion control, water storage and filtration, a buffer against flooding, biodiversity maintenance, nutrient recycling, nursery for fisheries, and carbon storage among others.

However, destruction and drainage of these ecosystems has led to large amounts of carbon emissions equivalent to 40 tons of carbon per hectare per year for degraded swamp ...

Life never prepared me in my past life for what I found in my first week, in global finance. Being a lawyer I had been in Enron for the past four years working with the tax department. In October 2000, Andy Fastow summoned me and asked me to be the general counsel for global finance. This opportunity was enticing since it was a good place to be in thus I accepted the offer.

Current situation

The first thing that I found in the new files was a deal between Enron and a company called LJM which was a special purpose company. I knew something ...

Introduction

The paper focuses on the project management problems that faced Rony’s project. The project was commissioned by The Custom Ronworking Company. The president of the company, Emelia Carpenters, contracted W.Easly Associates to conduct a post-project appraisal of Rony’s project. The project involved expansion of the company’s production facilities. The expansion included expanding the manufacturing and production residence. The plans were occasioned by a mini boom experienced in the commercial construction field in NSW, Rony’s hometown.
A decision was reached to go ahead with the expansion and Spencer Moneyworth, the vice president; Finance and Administrator were ...

How has Aurora Textile performed over the past four years? Be prepared to provide financial ratios that present a clear picture of Aurora’s financial condition
On the basis of financial statement overlook and the outcome of the financial ratios, we found that over the period of 1999-2002, the company’s financial performance was bearish. Moreover, just like the other companies in the industry, even the company had not considered the possible impact and consequently lost its financial standing.
Beginning with the revenue figures, the amount has been decreasing consistently and plummeted from $245.90 million to $147.503 million by ...

Learner's Full Name

Assignment Title
The September 11, 2001 attacks on the world trade center and the pentagon by the Al Qaida proved to be a watershed moment in the history of America as well as general warfare. In his Address to the Joint Session of the 107th Congress on 20th September , 2001, President Bush blamed the Al Qaida for the attacks and entreated Americans as well as people from all over the world to wage a war against terrorism. He argues that the war against terrorism was unlike any conventional war and that it would be protracted. This war against terror ...

Introduction

This memo is focused on answering the key questions that Mr. Todd Sylvester, the owner and operator of the business Expresso Espresso, may have following the unfolding of the current situation wherein his business is facing a net loss. The analysis, discussion, and recommendations would emphasize the fact that the owner wants to save his business and make it survive and thrive in this highly competitive environment which apparently is being dominated by big-time rival Starbucks Corporation.
Before setting out giving recommendations how you would be able to turn the situation around, an important first step that has to ...

The company intends to makes changes on the capital structure of the company. Currently, the company does not have any debt. However, there is intent to raise the debt level to 25 percent of the capital structure. There are advantages and disadvantages of incorporating debt in the capital structure. Some of the motivating factors are financial/monetary such as the cost of financing. However, some factors are non-financial such as the impact on management control. This memo addresses the financial impacts of incorporating debt in the company. In particular, the memo evaluates the impact of incorporating debt on the market ...

Google competitive situation

Before Google Inc. gained the market power, Yahoo has dominated the internet marketing, email, and online advertisement. Later, Google Inc. developed a superior operating platform that won the rivalry between it and the incumbent market shareholder, Yahoo. Even though Google market share grew past 90%, by 2009, in most countries in the U.K., the firm knew that competition was not far. To counter such a competitive advantage, it rival Microsoft Inc. opted to acquire Yahoo, but its $44.6billion was unsuccessful (Edelman & Eiesmenn, 2014). The antitrust war blocked Microsoft’s move, but it was in favor of Google. Microsoft’s strategy of ...

SUMMARY OF THE CASE

Delarks a chain of stores in the garment segment was facing severe operational losses. A change in management was proposed to turn the company around and initiate the transformation process. Harry Denton took the position of CEO and proposed an instant downsizing within the company. The process was abrupt and strategies adopted by the company damaged the morale and motivation of the employees. Appropriate measures and counseling of the employees was not done. The employees were not prepared beforehand that such a rigorous downsizing process would take place (Wetlaufer, 1998).
Some of the most senior and experienced staff, which the ...

- Key Facts
- A lawsuit was filed in 1979 on behalf of veterans that were harmed by Agent Orange (chemical product). Monsanto agreed to settle for $180 million.
- In 1987 Monsanto was found liable for failing to warn Missouri town residents about the risk of a 1979 chemical spill. The jury awarded plaintiffs $16.2 million in punitive damage.
- Monsanto agreed to pay $1.5 million fine for bribing an Indonesian high official for bypassing an environmental study.
- Criticism for Roundup Ready: Roundup Ready was a genetically modified soybean crop launched by the company in ...

RE: Response to Arising Ethical Issue

Introduction
The memo outlines the ethical dilemma faced by the company and how this dilemma is addressed. There are multiple dilemmas, but the memo focuses on one of the dilemmas.

Facts

There are claims that the unpasteurized Nutritional products have caused health concerns though the data has not been authenticated. In addition, there are reports from the health officers in the counties indicating that the health officers believe there is a direct link between the company’s products and the health cases. The batch numbers obtained by the company’s managers are linked to the products though they happen to ...

CALIFORNIA CIRCUIT COURT

Civil Action No. 35 of 2014
IN THE MATTER OF; THE CUSTODY OF CHASTITY
SALLY BRIGHT. PETITIONER
VERSUS
JOHN BRIGHT .. RESPONDENT

Comes Sally Bright, by counsel and in her Memorandum she states as follows:

I. FACTS
The petitioner was married to the respondent and later separated due to marital difficulties. Later, the petitioner filed a divorce petition and the court granted her temporary custody of their daughter. However, the court granted the respondent weekly visitation a right in regard to their child .The issue is that the respondent wants custody of the child.
II. ISSUES

A.SHOULD THE PETITIONER BE GRANTED CUSTODY OF THE CHILD?

California family code 320-322 provides that the judge should consider the interests ...

Current Situation

The situation presents the unethical practices by Enron’s Chief Financial Officer, Andy Fastow during a period of massive violations of ethical and accounting practices. Fastow started Special Purpose Entities (SPEs) such as LJM which unethically grew and boomed out of Enron’s shares and assets (Arbogast). There was a serious conflict of interest since Fastow owned a big share of LJM. Before I joined, Global Finance as lawyer in the Tax Department, I had heard of LJM being a special purpose vehicle to purchase assets from Enron. I obtained a memo addressed to Enron’s executives in which Fastow sought exemption from Enron’ ...

Executive summary

There are several factors that are generally considered in the starting of a business. These factors include availability of capital, skills available, location of the business among others. In an advanced level, one should also consider the tax implications of starting each particular business.

There are several forms of business formations. Depending on the owner’s preference, one may decide to start a sole proprietors business, a partnership or incorporate a company. This study will majorly discuss the modes of formation of a sole proprietorship and a company, the advantages of running these types of business and the suitability of such businesses at different levels ...