Analyzing an Executive SummaryThis executive summary comes from a corporate report on purchasing Android tablets for employees. The questions below ask you to think about the discussion of executive summaries in your textbook chapter on recommendation reports. Make sure to read the chapter before attempting to work on this exercise.Executive SummaryOn May 11, we received approval to study whether Android tablets could help our 20 engineers receive email, monitor their schedules, take notes, and access reference sources they need in the field. In our study, we addressed these problems experienced by many of our engineers:They have missed deadlines and meetings and lost client information.They have been unable to access important files and reference materials from the field.They have complained about the weight — sometimes more than 40 pounds — of the binders and other materials that they have to carry.They have to spend time keyboarding notes that they take in the field.In 2017, missed meetings and other schedule problems cost the company over $400,000 in lost business. And our insurance carrier settled a claim for $50,000 from an engineer who experienced back and shoulder problems due to the weight of his pack.We researched the capabilities of Android tablets then established these criteria for our analysis:The device must weigh less than 15 ounces.It must run on Android 6.0 or higher.It must have at least 3GB RAM.It must have at least a 2-GHz Quad Core.It must have Wi-Fi and LTE 4G connectivity.It must have at least a 10-inch screen.It must have a camera with a resolution of 8.1MP or better.It must be Microsoft Office compatible.It must cost $700 or less.On the basis of our analysis, we recommend that the company purchase 20 Sony Xperia Z4 tablets, for a total cost of $11,180. These devices best meet all our technical and cost criteria.Q1. How clearly do the writers explain the background? Identify the problem or opportunity they describe in this executive summary.Q2. Do the writers discuss the methods? If so, identify the discussion.Q3. Identify the findings: the results, conclusions, and recommendations. How clearly have the writers explained the benefits to the company?

ETHICS AND RELIGIONThere is no religion without ethics, and for many people, there is no ethics without religion.Please do some general research on religious principles. Religious principles are the basics upon which a religion is founded. The Christian Ten Commandments' "Thou shalt not kill" is a religious principle, as is the Five Pillars of Islam's Shahadah. There are many, many more sets of religious principles across history. You can start with Google, but you should end up narrowing your search in our online library.Think about this as you browse: What commonalities do you notice between most or all sets of religious principles? What do scholars say about connections between them? When something stands out as unique among religious principles, why is that? Take notes—both for informational and for citations.After you've gotten the lay of the land, please choose and summarize, simply and in your own words, one religious principle that you see occurring in most or all of the religions you've researched. This principle may be worded differently in different religions, but its core meaning will be universal. Why do you think that this principle is so important to human interaction that it has been codified many times, across many centuries and cultures?This paper will have the following in this order.A one-paragraph introduction with a one-sentence thesis laying out the paper's guiding idea and the main points supporting it (the main points occur in items 2 and 3, below).Two body paragraphs, one per religion, that explain your chosen religious principle as it shows up in two religions of your choice. These paragraphs should have in-text citations for all quotes, paraphrases, and outside information that you use as support for your explanation.A third body paragraph (the fourth paragraph including the introduction) that explores why you think this principle is so important to human interaction that it is one of the basics of these two different religions.A conclusion that reflects upon your thesis and how you've supported it. You should use quality sources from our library as support. Wikipedia, "About" sites, and the like are for getting a quick (and sometimes unreliable) picture of a topic, not for citing in college-level papers. Do not use big chunks of outside information to share someone else's argument; rather, reflect on well-chosen nuggets of outside information that define, clarify, and support your argument. This paper should be in APA format. It should be two to three pages long with in-text citations as needed and a bibliography.RUBRICEthical Dilemma AnalysisEthical Dilemma AnalysisCriteriaRatingsPtsThis criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomePurposeThe paper has a clear purpose (see items 1–4 above) that is articulated in the thesis and carried through in the body paragraphs, then reviewed with a value-adding conclusion.40.0 ptsFull Marks0.0 ptsNo Marks40.0 ptsThis criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeSupport and DevelopmentAnalysis shows depth of critical thought. Research is chosen, leveraged, and cited in support of argument.40.0 ptsFull Marks0.0 ptsNo Marks40.0 ptsThis criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeGrammar, Mechanics, and StyleGrammar refers to correct standard American usage; for example, subject/verb agreement and correct parts of speech. Mechanics refers to correct idiomatic usage; for example, capitalized proper nouns, word choice, and word order. Style refers to dynamic writing that avoids passive constructions and maintains the reader's interest via generous use of detail.20.0 ptsFull Marks0.0 ptsNo Marks20.0 ptsTotal Points: 100.0PreviousNext