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IS3003_Assessment_Template.pptxAssessment Template: Proposal for Implementing Emerging Trends or Technologies Within an Organization
[Your Name Here]
Walden University
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Part 1: Analysis of Emerging Trends and Technologies
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Emerging Trends and Technologies: 1 of […]
[Describe the two trends and/or technologies you identified from your research, including an explanation of what characterizes these trends or technologies as emerging. 1–2 slides]
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Analyzing Trends: The History
[What is the history of the trend, and in what ways has it gained or is gaining popularity? 1 slide]
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Analyzing Trends: The Results: 1 of […]
[What, if any, other organizations are incorporating this trend? If any, are there any results on its success? 1–2 slides.]
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Analyzing Trends: The Appeal: 1 of […]
[How could these trends apply to an organization? What is the appeal? 2–3 slides]
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Analyzing Trends: The Appeal: 2 of […]
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Analyzing Trends: Additional Insights: 1 of […]
[Include any additional insights on the trends. 1–2 slides.]
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Part 2: Recommendations for Implementation
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Strategies and Process Considerations: 1 of […]
[What are some strategies and process considerations for implementing change within an organization? Be sure to address any challenges that your client must consider upfront when implementing a change management process. 2–3 slides]
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Strategies and Process Considerations: 2 of […]
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Change Management Challenges: 1 of […]
[How can these change management challenges be addressed by management within the client organization? 2–3 slides]
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Change Management Challenges: 2 of […]
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Recommendations for Implementing Trends: 1 of […]
[What are your recommendations for how the organization could implement each trend? 2–3 slides]
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Recommendations for Implementing Trends: 2 of […]
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Potential Issues/Risks of Implementation: 1 of […]
[What are potential issues/risks (i.e., a problem that might arise from the implementation; for example, rejection of a new product by your customer base or unanticipated security risk) to the implementation? 1–2 slides ]
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Risk Mitigation Strategies: 1 of […]
[What are some possible strategies to mitigate these risks? 2–3 slides]
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Risk Mitigation Strategies: 2 of […]
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References
[Include a reference list at the end of your presentation, just as you would in a paper. Include a minimum of two scholarly references. Reference list entries take the same format they would in a paper:
Jones, P. (2004). This great book. New York, NY: Publisher.
Smith, W., & Cat, D. (2010). How to make a good presentation great. Presentations Quarterly, 45(4), 56–59. doi:10.123.45/abc]
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