I need in basic english and as much as you can normal words since my english is my second language so if you make it advanced words i might be in trouble write a 4 page paper that will do four things: 1) Discern what the author’s argument is; 2) Identify the sources that the author relies on to make his or her argument; 3) Explain the author’s conclusion, and; 4) Explain why you chose this particular topic about which to write your paper. The paper should be presented in essay-format that demonstrates your ability to write a university-level paper.  That means that your paper must have a point to it, have an introduction, a body, and a conclusion, as you focus on the main points outlined above.  You must use Standard English in your writing, avoiding colloquial expressions, contractions, and passive voice, while maintaining good grammar usage, proper capitalization and punctuation, correct verb conjugation, and appropriate word choices at a sophisticated level.  Your essay should be 4 pages, double-spaced, and have page numbers printed on every page (except the title page and the first page, neither of which take a page number).  It must have at the top of the paper a formal bibliographic citation for the article according to the Chicago Manual of Style (available in Reference Section of Cook and on the Cook home page; Cook also has an electronic subscription to the Chicago Manual of Style). Failure to include a proper citation for your article will result in a loss of 5 points on the paper. The paper should have as few quotations by the author as possible, because such usage takes away from my ability to see how you read the material and synthesize it and then write about it.  Your paper should reflect what you understand from the article, allowing your reader to grasp what the article is about without having read it (because I will not have read every possible article out there from which you are choosing). 

IT is a major part of all businesses. I consider it to be the backbone of a business. In order for IT to contribute to the overall success of a business, they have to be completed involved in all aspects of the business decisions. IT is very diverse and has a lot of different technical areas. So, there just can't be one leader in IT. Different personnel have different areas of expertise. Everyone in IT must be a leader so that all of these technical areas have a voice in the business decision-making. This quote is stating just that. Everyone in IT must step up and take a leadership role to support the business. Everyone in IT has to contribute to the business strategies and make sure the business reaches its goals. A business must establish a supportive work environment. Everyone must be open-minded and willing to listen to new ideas from there colleagues. The business will increase its efficiency when they have all of IT acting as leaders.A business must be willing to take the approach that makes them the most competitive in the business market. If they stay on the track of making sure that there whole IT staff takes a leadership role, they will definitely be competitive in their line of business. For those companies that don't have their whole IT staff as leaders, it will be hard for them to stay competitive. They will be at a disadvantage because they are not maximizing the technical knowledge they are paying for in there employees. 

Barton met the kid in a bar, Vinnie’s right after he became the CIO of IVK.  After many meetings in which Barton thought he was just a young, nerdy kid straight out of college, the kid turned out to be Jonathon Luce, a key player in the computer graphics industry. All along the kid, or Jonathon has been giving Barton advice to guide him along in his tenure as the CIO of IVK.  He has been there giving him key advice, pointers, and an outside perspective on the situations that he has been dealing with at IVK. Luce has been a mentor of sorts along the way that Barton has been offering a job to, while all along I think that Luce has been grooming Barton to become the CIO of an international bank. I don’t know if it is complete coincidence that they met; however, if Barton stays with IVK despite the job offer from Luce to work at his computer graphics company, the information and guidance that Luce has been giving him will pay off for IVK and for Barton’s career as the CIO of IVK. If he decided to leave and work for Luce, all of the guidance would have been for nothing as replacing a CIO and having that person take over all of the processes that Barton created and implemented will be useless and too time consuming. The kid has been giving Barton great ideas and helping him to see outside of IVK to keep their company competitive with the industry and to think ahead and progressively.