Discuss change strategies and identify which actions should be focused on first.

Are you a Systems Thinker? How would you explain systems thinking and its impact on an organization? Let us say that you have just taken on the role of District Manager for a new video conferencing company, UMG Learning Systems Organizations, Inc. (UMGLSO) which has a mission of providing meeting and conferencing services that promote system thinking in learning organizations. You have been asked by your boss to present to the board of a potentially large customer, the way in which the company services can help to support Systems Thinking within a Learning Organization of the future.
Taking into consideration what you have learned this term (Organizational Structure, Culture, Behavior, etc.) provide at least three strategies that would help the organization move toward the future.
Construct strategies that impact effectiveness and efficiency.
Discuss change strategies and identify which actions should be focused on first.
Analyze and explain the relationship between structure and culture in decision-making.

Explain what leadership theories, principles, and/or skills you would use to address those issues.

Identify a leadership theory that will guide your work. Explain how the selected leadership theory will guide your work.
Address how you will foster teamwork among multidisciplinary team members.
Identify at least 3 issues that could potentially arise.
Explain what leadership theories, principles, and/or skills you would use to address those issues.
Identify strategies that would most likely encourage collaboration, communication, and positive changes.
Discuss how you would engage in professional development.
Discuss how you would promote professional development to your team members.
Explain how you would effectively lead a team in your future role.

Explain how the fil Wall-E can be viewed in relationship of purity and danger to the world.

(8) pages in length (of text-does not include bibliography or title Explain how the fil Wall-E can be viewed in relationship of purity and danger to the world.
(a) Explain the insights you have gained from the film.
(b) Explain in detail how the film relates to a particular anthropological topic.
(c) Identify what you liked and/or disliked in the film.
(d) Suggest additional material that could have and/or should have been included in the
film.
(e) Relate the film to other sources (name them) that have addressed this subject.
(f) Relate the film to your own personal experience.
(g) Evaluate the impact that the film might have on its viewers and its impact on you.
(h) Explain how the cultural system (e.g., ideas, ethics, morality, economics,
politics, personal behavior, religion, kinship and relatives, world view, schooling,
life experiences, culture change, marriage patterns, customs, norms and deviance,
ways of looking at things) shown in the film differs from what is “real”
anthropologically (i.e., how these things relate to your topic). Your scholarly sources
will help you with this.