Explain, in detail, what you believe to be the greatest challenge facing law enforcement agencies investigating exploitation, cyber stalking, and obscenity.  Provide a rationale for your response.

Identify the specific challenges that overlapping of jurisdictions pose in the fight against cyber-crime.  Next, propose salient solution(s) for overcoming the challenges in question.  Justify your response.

Discuss whether or nit law officers fro different states should have the ability to work with one another when a cyber-crime is carried out across state lines.

Hello, 

attached to this post you will find my assessment that you have to correct and all the informations you’ll need.

Below you’ll find the feedback from my teacher that she pointed me to the parties to be corrected. 

Eugene, Please check the following question again :

a) Identify two key characteristics of the TRI Fitness product/service at the Fitness Only level 

b) Explain why these are significant in the market – Pricing – You can compare TRI products with competitor product and make a table of comparison – Location/Place – Where currently TRI located? – Analysis the table given as per discussion in class before that based on the feedback provid provide a statement of what you think our overall customer service levels are currently and provide reasons for your analysis. Also, identify two areas where excellent customer services levels could be used as a selling point in marketing activities.

Also after you correct my assessment (task1) you have to complete task 2 (it’s just an email). 

After you bid my question I’ll give you the assessment checklist that you have to follow for doing the tasks. 

Although you are just beginning your doctoral journey, you should begin giving thought to your research topic. As you are continuing to learn, scholarly research and writing are critical skills required for completing the DBA program, including your Doctoral Study. One aspect of scholarly research is developing a systematic way of collecting your articles and using them for current and future work. Creating an annotated bibliography is the method for developing and storing invaluable research information. Your initial steps to create an annotated bibliography provide you with opportunities to collect scholarly, peer-reviewed research material from articles, journals, reports, and seminal books that can help you to lay the foundation for the completion of your Doctoral Study. Mastering the systematic building of your annotated bibliography early will save you time as you progress toward the completion of your Doctoral Study.

To prepare for this Assignment, select three peer-reviewed scholarly articles, with each article addressing a topic of your interest for research.

For more information and an example of an annotated bibliography, refer to the Walden Writing Center’s annotated bibliography resource in this week’s Learning Resources.

By Day 7

Submit an annotated bibliography for the three peer-reviewed resources you selected. In your annotated bibliography, include the following:

• A full APA-style bibliographic reference for each resource that includes the author, date, title, place of publication, and publisher
• A summary of the document (2–3 paragraphs for each entry), including the main points, its purpose, the theoretical perspective on which it is based, and the scope
• For each article, evaluate the following:
  • Reliability (research methods used, theories used, and data on which it is based)
  • Appropriateness for the intended audience
  • Background and authority of the author
  • Limitations of the research (which can depend on the scope, reliability, age of the document, and bias)
  • Significance of the research

Heifetz, R. A., & Laurie, D. L. (1997). The work of leadership. Harvard Business Review, 75(1), 124–134.

Niţă, M. A. (2015). The new intelligence, the new leader and the organizational stress. Review of International Comparative Management / Revista de Management Comparat International, 16(3), 335–342.

• a proper analysis of the course topics
  

this is the section that we are suppose to refer to

200- 250 words if referecnes or quotations are used they need to be cited thank you

ENTREPRENEURIAL PROFILE: Mehdi Farsi, Reza Farsi,

and Eric Ferguson: State Bicycle Mehdi Farsi, Reza

Farsi, and Eric Ferguson, owners of State Bicycle, a manufacturer

of quality fixed-gear and single-speed bicycles in Tempe, Arizona,

uses Facebook ads to increase its brand recognition, drive new

customers to its Web site, and build stronger relationships with

existing customers. In addition to adding milestones to the company’s

Facebook page to promote significant events and accomplishments,

the entrepreneurs also ran Facebook ads to people

living in cities whose profiles indicated that they were bicyclists or

were interested in fixed-gear bicycles (known as “fixies”). They

also hosted frequent photo contests on the company Facebook

page (e.g., the owner of the “most beaten up bike” won a new

State Bicycle bike) and ran “Facebook Friday” specials that included

a discount coupon for people who liked the company on

Facebook. With only a minimal investment in Facebook ads, the

entrepreneurs realized an additional $500,000 in sales in just one

year and saw the number of likes increase tenfold in the same

time period.19 ■

Entrepreneurs also should consider buying ads in traditional advertising media as well as using

banner ads, banner exchange programs, and cross-marketing arrangements with companies

that sell complementary products on their own Web sites. The keys to promoting a Web site are

networking—building relationships with other companies, customers, trade associations, online

directories, and other Web sites that your company’s customers visit—and interacting with existing

and potential customers online through social media outlets.

Myth 2. Online Customers Are Easy to Please

Customers who shop online today tend to be experienced Internet users whose expectations of

their online shopping experiences are high and continue to rise. Experienced online shoppers

tend to be unforgiving, quickly clicking to another site if their shopping experience is subpar or

they cannot find the products and information they want. Because Web shoppers are increasingly

more discriminating, companies are finding that they must improve their Web sites constantly to

attract and keep their customers.

To be successful online marketers, small companies must create Web sites with the features

that appeal to experienced Web shoppers, such as simple navigation; customer reviews;

an efficient checkout process; multiple payment options; rock-solid security; quick access to

product information, videos, and blogs; and the ability to track their shipments online. In addition,

when customers have questions about or experience problems with an online shopping

experience, companies that provide easy access to customer assistance and support have the

advantage. Giving customers easy access to service representatives through multiple options,

such as a toll-free telephone number, live chat, click-to-call, live video chat, and texting (for

the growing number of customers who shop from their smart phones and other mobile devices)

increases the probability that they will complete their transactions and return to shop again. The

payoff for creating a positive online experience for shoppers is significant: Customers are more

State Bicycle – Courtesy of State Bicycle Co.

Essentials of Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management, Eighth Edition, by Norman M. Scarborough and Jeffrey R. Cornwall. Published by Pearson.

Copyright © 2016 by Pearson Education, Inc.

ISBN 1-323-14299-1

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likely to trust the company, complete their purchases, buy from the company again, recommend

the company to someone else, and mention it favorably in social media posts. Conversely, a poor

online shopping experience translates into shoppers who abandon their shopping carts, have a

negative impression of the company, lose trust in the business, and as a result, purchase from a

competing Web site.20