BSBCRT611 Brief Outline - MEGA
BSBCRT611 Brief Outline - MEGA
BSBCRT611 Brief Outline - MEGA
This Brief outline forms part of Section 2 of the Project Portfolio for BSBCRT611 Apply critical thinking
for complex problem solving.
Proposed solution:
A. Do a monitoring session on financial, production and resource available
B. Reallocate some of the employer to the some department to fill empty position
C. Give some training and basic knowledge to the employee to handle the job
D. Call suppliers to confirm the supplies availability
E. Updating the financial flows of the company, avoid any unnecessary billings and funds for
the time being until the pandemic was settle down
Advantages:
Good thinking: a person might learn of such ideas during a team-solving exercise that could be
used for a temporary resolution of the problem. However, as teams solve challenges a team or a
group of individuals attempt in this particular matter to place their individual opinions in order to be
able to get an answer and solution. For individuals, it may be somewhat confusing that more
people should handle a higher risk when it comes to risk. And this is so because a grouper is more
likely to develop stronger in his professional performance as he or she manages to manage the
seriousness of the risk. Thus team-solving strategies will very favourably improve the risk factor
and also generate improved growth due to such team-solving skills.
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Risks:
1. Economic risk
When prices fluctuate, the economy is evolving constantly. Any positive shifts in economy, leading
to thriving retail conditions, will reduce revenue while negative incidents. It is important to track
developments and patterns to detect future economic downturns and to prepare for them.
2. Risk to comply
Business owners have to deal with an abundance of laws and rules. For example, the way you
treat some facets of your business will affect recent data retention and processing enforcement.
3. Risk of safety and fraud
With more people exchanging personal data online and mobile networks, there are also increased
hacking opportunities. News of data leaks, identity theft and payment fraud illustrates how
companies are expanding this form of risk
Resources:
A. Physical resources like raw materials, constructions, equipment, shipping, warehouse,
machinery and factories.
B. Human resources, such as a talented programmer or communications specialists. In
companies in the knowledge-intensive and innovative industry, these tools are more
relevant.
C. Intellectual resources such as Copyrights and customer-databases, as well as intellectual
properties such as the brand. Recipes for those struggling with diet should be used. Or a
specific way of doing stuff may be used (that maybe only you know).
D. Financial resources Cash, credit, etc. Financial capital
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