Requirements: You are to read the two cases on the textbook and address each element of the Case Analysis Questions make sure you support your answers. You should present each case clearly and provide examples as well as persuasively with adequate documentation.It should be documented with footnotes or within text citations and a bibliography or list of works cited.You should use frequent examples from the textbook.You may consult whatever materials you wish and must come from reputable sourcesYour responses to each case must be 2.5 to 3 pages (no larger than 12 point font) single-spaced pages long excluding other headings and any graphics or diagrams (those should be in an appendix) and using no larger than 1-inch margins and nothing larger than single line spaces between paragraphs.On the section titled "Further Research," please indicate the sources you used and support the conclusions you reached. 1. Zara International (page 441-442) in the textbookCase Analysis Questions1. Discussion: In what ways does Trader Joe’s demonstrate the importance of each responsibility in the management process—planning, organizing, leading, and controlling?2. Discussion: What lessons does Trader Joe’s story offer to aspiring entrepreneurs who want to get off to a good start in any industry?3. Problem Solving: At the age of 22 and newly graduated from college, Hazel has just accepted a job with Trader Joe’s as a shift leader. She’ll be supervising four team members who fill part-time jobs in the produce section. Given Trader Joe’s casual and nontraditional work environment, what skills will she need, what should she do, and what should she avoid doing in the first few days of work to establish herself as a successful team leader?4. Further Research: Study news reports to find more information on Trader Joe’s management and organization practices. Look for comparisons with its competitors and try to identify whether or not Trader Joe’s still has the right management approach and business model for continued success. Are there any internal weaknesses in the Trader Joe’s management approach or new practices by external competitors, or changing industry forces that might cause future problems?2. Amazon (page 448 -449) in the textbookCase Analysis Questions1. Discussion: In what ways does Bezos’s decisions to develop and deliver the Kindle, Kindle Fire, and Fire TV lines show systematic and intuitive thinking?2. Discussion: How do you describe the competitive risk in Amazon’s environment as other retailers, including Walmart, strengthen their online offerings?3. Problem Solving: Amazon is continuously looking for new markets to exploit. As CEO Jeff Bezos addresses the strategic opportunity of streaming video, he calls on you for advice on gaining more customers from the younger generations. Amazon’s presence and technology are well established, but Bezos sees a lot of untapped potential in this market. But what decision error and traps might cause him to make the wrong decisions regarding Amazon’s future moves in this regard, and why? What can he do to best avoid these mistakes?4. Further Research: What are the latest initiatives coming out of Amazon? How do they stack up in relation to actual or potential competition? Is Bezos making the right decisions as he guides the firm through the ever-evolving challenges of today’s cyber markets? Or, is he starting to lose touch as the company grows and his other personal interests take more time and attention?Note: I will provide the textbook

Identify an organization you are familiar with. Answer the following questions: Which of the generic business processes did they seem to execute? What organizational element was the “lead” for each one? Where there any challenges between the staff elements in supporting the lead? Who was responsible (i.e., the lead) for the IT systems used in the above processes?Module 4 - BackgroundCommon Organizational Business Processes and ERP SystemsSearch Terms: Finance Process Definition, Production Process Definition, Procurement Process Definition, Fulfillment Process Definition, Inventory and Warehouse Management Process Definition,Required ReadingNOTE that some of the URLs change from time to time. If you cannot find the material identified, inform the instructor. Generic organizational structures for service or manufacturing firms. We will provide a link to a few. You are encouraged to find others.https://www.edrawsoft.com/manufacturing-orgchart.p... The Finance Process. Go to each of these websites and look at the responsibilities (i.e., the business processes) of a Financial Department.Roehl-Anderson, J. M. (2010). IT Best Practices for Financial Managers. Hoboken, N.J.: Wiley.http://www.ehow.com/about_6614015_role-finance-dep...http://www.ehow.com/facts_5683333_role-finance-dep... http://www.svtuition.org/2010/05/function-of-finan... The Procurement Process. Go to each of these websites and look at the responsibilities (i.e., the business processes) of a Financial Department.Pinto, J. K., & Morris, P. G. (2007). The Wiley Guide to Project Technology, Supply Chain, and Procurement Management. Hoboken, N.J.: Wiley. Read Chapter 11. You can download only this chapter.Procurement Basics. (2015). Department of General Services. Bureau of procurement. Available at https://www.dgs.pa.gov/Documents/Procurement%20Forms/Training/Courses/Web-Based/Miscellaneous/Procurement%20Basics.pdfPurchasing Insight. (2012, September 23). The procurement process. Retrieved from http://purchasinginsight.com/resources/the-procure...Procurement Practitioner’s Handbook (2012). Chapter 3: Procurement Process. United Nations Global Marketplace. Available at https://www.ungm.org/Areas/Public/pph/ch03.html The Fulfillment Process -Jiang, Z. (2017). Procurement management in the supply chain environment : Practical guide to understanding procurement management and enhancing procurement effectiveness and efficiency. Oxford: Chartridge Books Oxford. Textbook available in the Trident Online Library. The Inventory and Warehouse Management Process (IWM)Shmula (2012, September 23), Warehouse Management Processes, Retrieved fromhttp://www.shmula.com/warehouse-management-process... The Manufacturing ProcessChristian Mullen (2013), What is a manufacturing process?, Retrieved from,http://www.ehow.com/facts_7417479_manufacturing-pr... IT Systems Known as Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Systems Supporting Business Process. The following web sites are portals that can be drilled down to read about very specific ERP Systems that enable specific business processes. Find the systems that support the business processes discussed in references 1 to 6.https://www.sage.com/en-us/erp/https://www.sap.com/products.html#solutionsbyindus...https://www.sap.com/products/e-procurement.html