Hi..I have a new assignment I need your help please For this assignment, complete a 3- to 5-page summary based on your readings in The Adventures of an IT Leader. As you read the chapters think about pertinent issues and the relationship of these factors to situation outcomes. As you prepare your paper, respond to the following questions:How much time and effort should an IT department devote to scanning for and analyzing emerging technologies?What are your responses to Bernie Ruben’s three questions in taking action on the blog issue at IVK:What, if anything, should we do about this blog entry?What should be our general policy about blogging based on inside information from within the company?What should be our process for spotting emerging technologies and analyzing them to see how they might be relevant to use for better or worse?Which of the three proposed processes should IVK use for enforcing infrastructure technology standards? Recommend and justify.Are IT standardization and innovation (or flexibility) in conflict in an organization like IVK?What do you think of the kid’s toolkit approach to management?Use writing standards and APA style guidelines, citing references as appropriate.You are strongly encouraged to submit all assignments to the Turnitin Originality Check prior to submitting them to your instructor for grading. If you are unsure how to submit an assignment to the Originality Check tool, review the Turnitin Originality Check - Student Guide.The book is in the attachment file

From the CSU Online Library, choose an article within either the ABI/INFORM Collection database or the Business Source Ultimate database on the topic of the ethics of drug testing in the employment setting. After reading the article, write a 500-word article critique by addressing each of the following items: Briefly introduce and summarize the article. Do the author's arguments support his or her main point? What evidence supports the main point? How could the topic of this article apply to your personal or professional life? How could the topic apply to an organization you have observed? How would you explain the role of leadership in corporate culture, and how would you describe leadership styles and how they affect ethical decision-making? Are there any inherent unethical practices with drug testing, though it is technically legal? What conclusions can you draw about the ethical issues facing business leaders? The Unit II Article Critique should be at least 500 words in length, double-spaced, and written in Times New Roman, 12 point font.

COMM 145I- Ideological paper Dominant Media Ideologies What is an ideology? An ideology is a set of ideas that directs one's goals, expectations, and actions. An ideology can be thought of as a comprehensive vision or as a way of looking at things in common sense. It is a doctrine, philosophy, body of beliefs or principles belonging to an individual or group. In other words these are concepts we view as “normal” to our culture and therefore logically appeal to us through common sense. The media tends to serve the hegemonic dominant ideology. The hegemonic ideology is reproduced in the media through media practices that stem from the ways journalists and producers are socialized from childhood and then trained, edited, and promoted by media. Although journalists and producers do not consciously consider ideology when they make news decisions, they tend to serve the political and economic elite’s ideology by doing their jobs. Common media ideologies: Materialism—Acquiring goods emphasized; As much as possible Male privilege and patriarchal authority Value placed on reputation or status over character traits Reverence for the young High value placed on technology Successful people viewed as confident and assertive and money driven Principle of independence as opposed to family values/cooperative values Competition valued Striving for higher economic status as a key to happiness. Value placed on image over character traits Here is a list of hegemonic films - Beauty and The Beast from 1991 might be a solid choice for this paper since it ties in with the hegemonic ideology but the list is still provided to show you some options. Link to list of hegemonic ideology films Paper—Explore the themes and ideologies in a film of your choice Think about the 10 ideologies above and how they are either reinforced or challenged in some of your favorite films today. You would want to explore both the plot/story/editing/themes of the film as well as the characters. What messages are these films sending and how might the audience receive and process the material? For this paper to be successful please follow these guidelines: -       Have a central focus that is demonstrated in your thesis statement. You need to be clear about whether the film is conforming to/reinforcing the typical messages we see or perhaps challenging the messages. You do not need to write about all the ideologies, but rather pick a few and have your paper be focused. -       Describe (Define) the ideologies you are discussing for the audience of your essay so you are clear in the point you are trying to make. Bring in other examples of where we have seen these ideologies to contextualize the paper. -       Make sure that you describe the film in enough detail that someone unfamiliar with it could understand how you are making your point. However, you do not need to summarize the movie!. -       Think about the purpose of ideologies and why they are being used. Are there multiple ways that an audience could understand the messages? Along with providing some examples of where ideologies are found there should be a level of critical thinking that provides additional insight to the topic that may not have been considered before.