Questions about the Capstone process and DPP template After viewing the information on the capstone process and examining the DHS DPP Form [DOCX], what questions do you have as you prepare to move forward?  The case study company has received the first report from its enterprise content management (ECM) consultant and now has a documented list of major content requirements for the organization. Knowing what content is needed provided some surprises, and there is general agreement that this needs list was lacking. There is also general agreement that it is important to understand how data are currently managed before steps can be taken to improve ECM. Toward this end, the ECM consultant has determined the next step to be an evaluation of the company’s current information infrastructure and content management processes. A more detailed list of required content and the tools used to manage this content will also provide a solid foundation for future ECM planning. What information should be included in this type of detailed evaluation? Assignment One of the first tasks in the development of an enterprise content management manual is to evaluate the enterprise information infrastructure and content management processes. The enterprise information infrastructure and content management processes consist of the data and how they are collected, managed, and stored throughout their life cycle. For this assignment, you will conduct an in-depth evaluation of the enterprise content management infrastructure and content management processes in your selected organization. If the organization already has an enterprise content management system and formal content management procedures in place, you will document the existing system and procedures. If there are currently no formal ECM system or content management procedures in place, you will document the informal parts of the system that exist. The following are the project deliverables: Update the Enterprise Content Management and Data Governance Policies and Procedures Manual title page with a new date and project name. Update the previously completed sections based on instructor feedback. Information Infrastructure Evaluation Content List Provide a categorized list of the content used for the major organizational processes. Content Management Tools Document the tools used to capture, manage, store, preserve, and deliver the content. Content Management Processes Document the processes' flow of content through the infrastructure. Be sure to update your table of contents before submission. Name the document "yourname_IT621_IP2.doc." Worked Example Please refer to the Worked Example below for an example of this assignment based on the Problem-Based Learning Scenario. The worked example is not intended to be a complete example of the assignment but will illustrate the basic concepts required for completion of the assignment and can be used as a general guideline for your own project. Your assignment submission should be more detailed and specific and should reflect your own approach to the assignment rather than just following the same outline provided in the worked example. Note that the worked example includes material from previous worked examples. The new material will be found under the Week 2 sections of the Table of Contents. The worked example is provided here to help with this assignment.  

Nigerian author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie discusses the concept of a single story in her TED Talk, “The Danger of a Single Story” and the impact of stereotypes that as she so eloquently says “flatten our experience.” After watching the TED Talk, please answer the following questions. If you need to follow along or use the transcript in answering the questions, you can find it here: Transcript of Adichie.  Questions: What is the speaker's main argument? Or what is her thesis? Name at least 3 specific examples/pieces of evidence he uses to support her argument? What was the biggest takeaway that you had from this video? What interested you the most? What kind of stories is Adichie telling her audience in the speech?  How does Adichie organize her speech? In connection with Question 4, when do those stories show up in her speech? When does she tell those stories? Is there any pattern you can discern or figure out from where she places those stories (specific evidence? What is Adichie's purpose? What does she want from her audience? What is Adichie’s tone? Is her tone successful in connecting with her audience? Why or why not? What examples of ethos, pathos, or logos does Adichie use in her speech? Are these strategies effective or not? What is one specific example of a single story in Zootopia? Be specific. "The Danger of the Single Story" | Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie