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To: Marie Walsh
From: Gregory Russo
Subject: Blog Proposal [DRAFT]
Marie,
Congratulations on the upcoming Quantigration blog! I can’t tell you how excited I was to see the announcement, as I know this has been a goal of yours for some time now.
I saw the open request for content suggestions, and I wanted to propose a regular column on the topic of manufacturing throughout history. (Please see the attached sample article.) Adding our perspective to the historical literature will help distinguish the company’s voice from that of our peers.
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Note from Gregory: Can you add an explanation of how our company’s perspective can affect the study of this historical topic? In other words, how might historians examine these blog posts in 20 years? 30 years? |
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The perspectives of our company can affect the study of this historical topic through evaluation of the importance of production process under research. This is to say that the historians will be keen on looking at effectiveness of the production process in the article as compared with other possible methods in future. The article will be the base for further research for most historians who would wish to traces the history of mechanization. |
This might seem like a difficult task, but given some guidelines I think it will be easy to keep up with regular content.
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Note from Gregory: Please outline a research process for future bloggers to follow. This should cover how they will gather their sources and develop a research question. I want to make sure the blog continues to use historical methods and sources so that Quantigration can be considered credible by historians. |
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The research process for future bloggers in relation to this study is the modification of automation production in order to maintain employment of human resources. Hence, the question that this research left for further studies is how can mechanization be tuned such that it creates job opportunities for the unemployed? |
Thank you for considering this proposal and the sample article written by one of my employees. And again, congratulations on the blog!
Respectfully,
Gregory Russo