Using an organization that you currently work for or have worked for previously, create a PowerPoint presentation with the following slides: 1. Slide 1: Introduction of the organization 2. Slide 2: History of the organization 3. Slide 3: Your role within the organization 4. Slides 4 – 10: Describe seven of the following elements related to the organization (select 7 of 15) a. Operations Strategy and Competitiveness b. Product Design and Process Selection c. Supply Chain Management d. Total Quality Management e. Statistical Quality Control f. Just-in-Time and Lean Systems g. Forecasting h. Capacity Planning and Facility Location i. Facility Layout j. Work System Design k. Inventory Management l. Aggregate Planning m. Resource Planning n. Scheduling o. Project Management 5. Slide 11: Your overall thoughts of the organization 6. Slide 12: References for all slides For additional content, use the notes view of PowerPoint to include details. Minimize pictures to those that are relevant to the content. Assessment criteria (25 points per criteria): · The presentation makes good use of course concepts/practices/strategies; · The presentation demonstrates an understanding of Operational Excellence practices; · The presentation demonstrates the appropriate application of Operational Excellence ideas/concepts /practices/strategies;

Slide 1: Introduction of the organization

In this slide, we will provide an introduction to the organization that you currently work for or have worked for previously. The purpose of this slide is to give an overview of the organization, its industry, and its mission or core values.

Slide 2: History of the organization

In this slide, we will explore the history of the organization, highlighting key milestones or events that have shaped its development. This could include information on when the organization was founded, significant growth or expansion periods, or any major challenges or changes that the organization has faced throughout its history.

Slide 3: Your role within the organization

On this slide, we will focus on your role within the organization. This could include information on your job title, responsibilities, and any notable achievements or projects that you have been involved in. The purpose of this slide is to give the audience a better understanding of your personal connection to the organization.

Slides 4-10: Description of seven selected elements related to the organization

In these slides, we will describe seven elements related to the organization. From the provided list of options, we will select seven elements that are most relevant and influential to the organization’s operations. Each slide will focus on one element and provide a detailed explanation of how it is applied within the organization.

For example, if we select “Supply Chain Management” as one of the elements, we will describe how the organization manages its supply chain, including processes for procurement, transportation, and inventory management. We may also discuss any strategies or initiatives that the organization uses to optimize its supply chain and ensure smooth operations.

Slide 11: Your overall thoughts of the organization

On this slide, we will provide your overall thoughts of the organization. This could include your assessment of its operational excellence practices, strengths, weaknesses, or any suggestions for improvement. The purpose of this slide is to give the audience a sense of your perspective and insights into the organization.

Slide 12: References for all slides

In this final slide, we will provide a list of references for all the slides in the presentation. This is important to ensure that any information or sources used in the presentation are properly credited and can be further explored if desired.

Throughout the presentation, it is important to ensure that the course concepts, practices, and strategies are integrated effectively. This includes demonstrating an understanding of operational excellence practices and applying the appropriate ideas, concepts, practices, and strategies to the organization under consideration.

Overall, the presentation should be well-organized, informative, and provide a comprehensive overview of the selected organization and its operational excellence practices. By following these guidelines and addressing the assessment criteria, the presentation should effectively showcase your knowledge and understanding of operational excellence in the context of the chosen organization.