Integrative Learning Project: Outline – Apple, Inc.

Darius Cooper

Liberty University

BUSI 650 B11

Abstract

Introduction

Organizational Setting

Mission

Products/Services

Customers

Description

Internal/External Customers

Value

Description

Chapter Concepts

Business Strategy

Description

Benefits

Implementation

Biblical Integration

Core Capabilities

Description

Benefits

Implementation

Biblical Integration

Innovation

Description

Benefits

Implementation

Biblical Integration

Lean Management

Description

Benefits

Implementation

Biblical Integration

Kaizen

Description

Benefits

Implementation

Biblical Integration

Benchmarking

Description

Benefits

Implementation

Biblical Integration

Strategy Map

Description

Benefits

Implementation

Biblical Integration

Balanced Scorecard

Description

Benefits

Implementation

Biblical Integration

Recommendations

Conclusion

Appendices

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