This assignment will require you to create a fictitious S.W.O.T. analysis with a focus on Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) for a company that is considering a product acquisition.You need to write half a page of details about your selected company and half a page of details of your select product that the company is planning to acquire/buy.You also need to create SWOT for both the company and product. The "threats" quadrant of the S.W.O.T. analysis should represent risks and consider that the product to be acquired will further differentiate the company's presence in the marketplace and place it in a competitive environment that it has not yet experienced. Please see the matrix (attached) from the week 1 presentation and provide three examples for each quadrant (strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats). You may wish to refer to Chapter 6 of the textbook for additional information and background on S.W.O.T. as a planning technique. 300 words

Discussion: Ethics and the Role of the Institutional Review Board (IRB) As graduate students at Walden University, you are responsible for designing and conducting research that is ethical in all aspects. Your course text, Surviving Your Dissertation describes the critical norms for conducting ethical research: (a) Validity of the research, (b) competency of the researcher, (c) beneficence of the research, (d) special populations, and (e) informed consent (pp. 275–276). Some of these norms arose from the scrutiny of well-known controversial, unethical studies.Your course text Research Methods for Criminal Justice and Criminology describes three “illustrative cases” in Chapter 3: (a) Trouble in the Tearoom and (b) The Stanford Prison Experiment. You may wish to investigate both of these studies more thoroughly.In this Discussion, you will examine the role of the IRB, your responsibilities for ensuring that you design an ethical study, and the ways in which you can reduce or eliminate ethical challenges. To prepare for this Discussion, review the Dissertation and Ethics resources listed for the week.By Day 3Post in the following ways:Explain the role of the IRBExplain ethical problems you might experience if you were to conduct research on your identified topic of research.Analyze the impact of these potential ethical challenges. How might participants be affected, for example?Devise ways you might address these ethical challenges to the IRB to ensure integrity in the research process.Analyze the ethical values you hold that underlie your response.Be sure to support your postings and responses with specific references to the Learning Resources.

Context:Milgram, Maslow, Kohlberg and John Stuart Mill all examine the tradeoff between the need for conformity and the desire for freedom in any societyMilgram examines the necessity of, the reasons for, and the dark side of obedience to authority.Kohlberg studies the moral stages of why individuals do, or don’t, obey authority.Mill is concerned about the tyranny of the masses and argues for the need for the protection of individual freedom of thought and action in the face of the power of social conformity.Maslow gives us an understanding of how individuals can move beyond our basic need for security and also how individuals can be manipulated by fear and the need for security.Assignment: Compare and Contrast the ideas of how each of these four scholars address the need for both the protection of individual freedom and obedience to authority.How can these ideas help us to understand how governments and society control the behavior of individuals? The efforts of government and society to deal with the coronavirus pandemic and people's responses to the pandemic provide us with numerous examples that are relevant to the ideas of these scholars. Please give some specific "real world" coronavirus examples. In your response, please use examples from One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.Reply thoughtfully to at least two of your fellow students.Source Material: Milgram, Maslow and Kohlberg readings from Ch. 1 and Mill from Ch. 10 of your American Government Examined readerChapter 3 of your Novel Approach to Politics textOne Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest book or filmOne Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest and Ch. 3 Governing Society Power Point lecture outlines (includes slides on Milgram, Maslow, Kohlberg, and Mill)https://www.nsspress.com/php/user.php5 go to this website and read, the username is: Marseelkhames pass: Marseelkhames1Tips for Success:This assignment can be organized by either addressing each of the four prompts in turn, or as one essay.However, you want to be sure to clearly address the assigned material.I will be looking for direct references to assigned readings (author and page # citations are adequate). I will be looking for specific references to both One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest and contemporary examples.