Create and POST Executive Brief (WORD.DOC) for Tasty Treats Case: Calculate the

Create and POST Executive Brief (WORD.DOC) for Tasty Treats Case: Calculate the existing TAC, then the TAC after calculating the EOQ at the product cost of both $25 and $24.50. Then calculate the cost of the alternative safety stock policies. Would you take the discount? Why? What Service Level would you offer? Allowed to use more than 1 page if needed. Allowed to use more than 1 page if needed.
The response is expected to completely address all the question(s) asked.
The richness and quality of the response will be considered.
Looking for your insight related to the Supply Chain i.e. the effect on the supply chain and how it can be made better.
No introduction / summary needed, don’t repeat the case.
Focus on supply chain issues, mention the causes for the problems clearly and be precisely.
Supply chain is a concept of brainstorming, analysis and understanding the case (situation)
Don’t just to convey what is happening or what is mentioned.
Executive brief responses are to be in 2 paragraphs, not more than a page.
For the numerical questions, there will be a full credit to each correct answer, if proper calculation is shown along with the formula.
Remember your addressing the CEO of the company, who already knows the situation well in great detail. Hence you need to be precise, thoughtful and deliver the highest quality.
Even if you are on the Team presenting that specific case, all must complete an Executive Brief.
Must UPLOAD Executive Brief prior to class on date due.
As an audience member, not presenting the case, it is your obligation to read and analyze all 11 cases.
For the 5 cases listed above upload a typed executive brief (doc only) on Canvas.
You can only submit the Executive Brief in a doc, not PDF or any other format.
Be sure your Executive Brief is your original work. When you upload to Canvas, Turnitin is applied. Turnitin is a software that flags plagiarism, identifying unoriginal content to manage academic misconduct.
Follow the instructions labeled “Executive Brief” on the date of the case presentation.
The executive brief is the 30 second elevator ride!
1-2 paragraphs, never more than 1 page, unless specifically requested.
No introduction or summary needed. Don’t repeat the case.
Your audience is the CEO of the company who already knows the situation in detail.
The CEO is looking for your insight and opinion of a specific question asked.
Don’t list or answer the case question(s), unless instructed.
Be decisive, quantify when possible.
Don’t write in general terms, be specific, concise, avoid “FLUFF”
Avoid using phrases/ words such as “I feel, might be, personally, less/more likely, possibly, If,
If using marketing, finance, etc. information tell us what’s impact on Supply Chain.