For this module, you will complete an analysis of the following from the “Cases” section of your textbook: Case 1: Integrated Logistics for DEP/GARDclick to view complete instructions for this assignment.Submit this assignment to the DropboxMGT 309 – Case Analysis Guidelines and Rubric This course contains five Case Analysis assignments. You
should begin working on these early. It is very important to focus on continuous improvement throughout the
course. Failure to make corrections based on the instructors feedback for each case analysis will
result is a significantly lower score in subsequent case. Therefore, based on the instructors feedback on each
case, you are expected to exhibit continuous improvement in each of the following cases. There are basic rules about a case analysis to follow.
First, do not submit them in question and answer format which is not appropriate for case analyses. Your case
analyses must be composed in essay format and adhere to the following APA style and formatting
guidelines, which will help ensure a solid grade on your first case analysis. 1. Include a title page containing case name, course
identification, date, your name, and your instructors name. 2. An abstract is not necessary in a short case analysis. 3. Write your case analysis in essay style with a tabbed
first line in each paragraph. Make sure to address each case question thoroughly. You are suggested to
commit a minimum of one paragraph to answer each question, two if necessary. 4. The content of your analysis must be at least 1,000
words. This does not include the title page, main document, and sources in the Reference section. 5. The case analysis must include at least three heading
sections such as Introduction or Background, Current Issues or Issues Addressed, and
Conclusion or Recommendations. The names of the headings are at your discretion but must help
the reader better understand your analysis. 6. The document must be double-spaced, the font must be in
Arial, Courier, or Times New Roman, and the font size must be 12-point. There should be no extra
white space anywhere in your document which includes line breaks and/or page breaks. The
document must have one inch margins all around. 7. Include a References section with your sources. Do not
use the terms Bibliography or Works Cited. 8. Include and cite at least three scholarly sources for
each case, and list these in the References section. There must also be at least five citations
throughout your document with at least one being a direct quote. The aforementioned items must be followed in all assigned
cases. Not adhering to these guidelines will result in deductions from your overall score. Hence, all of
the aforementioned factors are used in grading your cases. Additionally, the rubric on the following page
will be used to grade your case analysis. You are strongly recommended to print this document for
reference. Submit the assigned Case Analysis to the Dropbox no later
than Sunday 11:59 PM EST/EDT of the
module in which it is due. (Each Dropbox basket is linked to
Turnitin.)For this module, you will complete an analysis of the following from the “Cases” section of your textbook: Case 1: Integrated Logistics for DEP/GARDclick to view complete instructions for this assignment.Submit this assignment to the Dropbox This course contains five Case Analysis assignments. You
should begin working on these early. It is very important to focus on continuous improvement throughout the
course. Failure to make corrections based on the instructors feedback for each case analysis will
result is a significantly lower score in subsequent case. Therefore, based on the instructors feedback on each
case, you are expected to exhibit continuous improvement in each of the following cases. There are basic rules about a case analysis to follow.
First, do not submit them in question and answer format which is not appropriate for case analyses. Your case
analyses must be composed in essay format and adhere to the following APA style and formatting
guidelines, which will help ensure a solid grade on your first case analysis. 1. Include a title page containing case name, course
identification, date, your name, and your instructors name. 2. An abstract is not necessary in a short case analysis. 3. Write your case analysis in essay style with a tabbed
first line in each paragraph. Make sure to address each case question thoroughly. You are suggested to
commit a minimum of one paragraph to answer each question, two if necessary. 4. The content of your analysis must be at least 1,000
words. This does not include the title page, main document, and sources in the Reference section. 5. The case analysis must include at least three heading
sections such as Introduction or Background, Current Issues or Issues Addressed, and
Conclusion or Recommendations. The names of the headings are at your discretion but must help
the reader better understand your analysis. 6. The document must be double-spaced, the font must be in
Arial, Courier, or Times New Roman, and the font size must be 12-point. There should be no extra
white space anywhere in your document which includes line breaks and/or page breaks. The
document must have one inch margins all around. 7. Include a References section with your sources. Do not
use the terms Bibliography or Works Cited. 8. Include and cite at least three scholarly sources for
each case, and list these in the References section. There must also be at least five citations
throughout your document with at least one being a direct quote. The aforementioned items must be followed in all assigned
cases. Not adhering to these guidelines will result in deductions from your overall score. Hence, all of
the aforementioned factors are used in grading your cases. Additionally, the rubric on the following page
will be used to grade your case analysis. You are strongly recommended to print this document for
reference. Submit the assigned Case Analysis to the Dropbox no later
than Sunday 11:59 PM EST/EDT of the
module in which it is due. (Each Dropbox basket is linked to
Turnitin.)