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Communications Question

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For your final paper, you will develop a business proposal aimed at persuading your organization’s senior management to initiate a change in processes, procedures, products, people, or structures. This proposal should be based on current events or past experiences within a company you have worked for. The goal is to present a well-structured, persuasive argument that highlights why the change is necessary and how it will benefit the organization.

Steps to Complete Your Paper

  • Develop Your Proposal
    • Choose a topic related to processes, procedures, products, people, or structures that need change based on current or past events in your company.
    • Consider a specific change that could improve the company’s performance or address an ongoing challenge.
  • Paper Structure
    • Introduction
      • Provide sufficient background on the topic, explaining the issue or opportunity for change within the company.
      • End the introduction with a clear thesis statement that indicates the purpose of your paper.

In your paper,

Identify the Change

  • Clearly describe the processes, procedures, products, people, or structures that need to be changed.
  • Explain the specific event or issue within the company that has prompted the need for this change.

Organize Using Headings

  • Use appropriate headings to break down the key components of your proposal. These could include sections such as Current Challenges, Proposed Change, Benefits of Change, and Implementation Plan.

Provide a Rational Argument

  • Present a fully developed, persuasive argument that explains why the change is necessary and how it will benefit the company.
  • Support your argument with data, research, and logical reasoning to convince senior management to initiate the change.

Provide a Conclusion

  • Provide a logical conclusion that smoothly flows from the body of the paper and reinforces the importance of the recommended change.

Sample Structure for Your Business Proposal

Here is a sample business proposal structure for your reference:

  • Title page
    • This should be a separate page.
  • Introduction
    • This should include the background and thesis statement.
  • Current challenges
    • Explain the current issues that are driving the need for change.
  • Proposed change
    • Outline the change you are proposing (e.g., new process, product, structural shift).
  • Benefits of change
    • Explain how the change will benefit the company and address current challenges.
  • Implementation plan
    • Provide details on how the change will be executed.
  • Conclusion
    • Summarize your key points and reinforce the importance of the change.
  • References page
    • Format this according to APA style.

    Final Paper

    By completing this assignment, you will develop a comprehensive business proposal that demonstrates your ability to apply persuasive communication and organizational analysis to a real-world scenario.The Business Proposal final paper
    • must be 6 to 7 double-spaced pages in length (not including title and references pages) and formatted according to APA Style as outlined in the Writing Center’s APA Formatting for Microsoft Word resource.
    • must include a separate title page with the following in title case:
      • title of paper in bold font
        • Space should appear between the title and the rest of the information on the title page.
      • student’s name
      • name of institution (The University of Arizona Global Campus)
      • course name and number
      • instructor’s name
      • due date
    • must utilize academic voice.
      • Review the Academic Voice resource for additional guidance.
    • must include an introduction and conclusion paragraph.
      • Your introduction paragraph needs to end with a clear thesis statement that indicates the purpose of your paper.
      • For assistance in writing Introductions & Conclusions and Writing a Thesis Statement refer to the Writing Center resources.
    • must use at least 3 scholarly, peer-reviewed, or credible sources in addition to the course text.