The purpose of this assignment is to create a business model canvas, highlighting how human-centered design and technological advances can be used to solve real-world business problems. Utilize the "Business Model Canvas - Intro and Template" PowerPoint resource to complete the topic assignment. This assignment will expand upon the hypothesis you previously selected to create an improved hypothesis (all previous work attached). Based on your hypothesis and developed persona, you will develop a summary of your canvas model for submission and feedback. Complete each of the nine boxes in the in the business model canvas. Then, create a 500-750-word summary of the business model canvas. Include research from at least five sources. Within the summary, describe your ideas for key partnerships, cost structure, key activities, key resources, value propositions, customer relationships, channels, customer segments, and revenue streams. Describe why you selected these as the key elements of your business. There are two deliverables for this task: The completed business model canvas PowerPoint template. The written summary of the business model canvas in a Word document.  Samples of these papers are attached Your written summary will receive peer feedback in Topic 6.  Your final deliverable in Topic 7 should contain updated versions of both the business model canvas and the written summary.

You are meeting with your HRD team and preparing to meet all of the Pegasus department heads. You are preparing for the first change intervention. Using the results of the previous work for this project (previous assignments), complete the following: Discuss the specific steps or interventions to begin the change reorganization. Determine the first 5 interventions you would recommend to begin the change-management reorganization and your rationale for why you would use these interventions in this sequence. Be sure to include outside research, and support your recommendations with cited material. The recommendations may be used individually, combined, or implemented in a time line.