The following case study is designed to help prepare you to examine issues in th

The following case study is designed to help prepare you to examine issues in the Management Information Systems domain.
Chapter Two Case: Michael Porter on TED—The Case for Letting Business Solve Social Problems
Micheal Porter is a university professor at Harvard Business School, where he leads the Institute on Strategy and Competitiveness, studying competitiveness for companies and nations—and as a solution to social problems. He is the founder of numerous nonprofits, including The Initiative for a Competitive Inner City, a nonprofit, private-sector organization to catalyze inner-city business development.
Fortune magazine calls Michael Porter simply “the most famous and influential business professor who has ever lived.” His books are part of foundational coursework for business students around the world; he’s applied sharp insight to health care systems, American competitiveness, development in rural areas. Now he’s taking on a massive question: the perceived disconnect between corporations and society. He argues that companies must begin to take the lead in reconceiving the intersection between society and corporate interests—and he suggests a framework, that of “shared value,” which involves creating economic value in a way that also creates value for society.
Visit https://www.ted.com/talks/michael_porter_why_business_can_be_good_at_solving_social_problems to watch Michael Porter’s video on why business can be good at solving social problems. The video is also available below.
YouTube URL: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0iIh5YYDR2o
After reading the case study, answer the following questions in a video response:
In today’s global business environment, does the physical location of a business matter?
Do you agree or disagree that business can solve social problems? Justify your answer.
To complete your discussion video post…
1) Select this week’s discussion.
2) Record your video post and respond to at least TWO other students via a video response.
Step 3 is optional but HIGHLY encouraged. I will also apply extra credit points for this step at the end of the course.
3) Select select the devotion for this week. Follow the instructions in Flipgrid to post a video/response on technology and your faith.