Pros and cons of supply chain management

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Discovering how supply chain management was implemented into companies and the pros and cons that lie with it. I will elaborate on what establishments were before these procedures were put into place and if they were better off with or without them. Was the system used before able to maintain customer’s satisfactory? Assignment Instructions Communication is used to inform, to persuade and to analyze. In this assignment, you will analyze both sides of an issue and then present a fair and objective analysis. You will practice looking at both sides of an issue by writing an argument, a counterargument, and rebuttal. To find out more about counterargument and rebuttal paragraphs, take a look at this counterargument and rebuttal Power Point. Remember that you should not use the same topic you used for your Week 5 paper. This is a new topic that you identified in your week 2 forum. The first part of your essay structure will look much like that of the week 5 essay. Your introduction paragraph should include a “hook” (first sentence to grab the reader’s attention) followed by roughly 5 to 7 supporting sentences that explain why the thesis is important; your thesis sentence is typically included at or near the end of your first paragraph. Each of your body paragraphs should support your thesis, and be roughly 5 to 7 sentences long. This time, however, you will follow this initial structure with a counter-argument in which you introduce and provide support for a contradictory point of view. Following the counterargument, you will provide rebuttal, in which you explain why your initial point of view is more compelling than the counter-argument. You should use credible sources and cite them according to the style of your discipline. The conclusion to this paper should restate the strongest points from your argument, mention the counter-argument, and then reinforce the conclusion while giving the reader something to think about moving forward. Watch this Introduction and Conclusion paragraph video to learn how to write your conclusion paragraphs. PURPOSE: to analyze AUDIENCE: classmates, instructor, others interested in the field LENGTH: 1,000 words (Times New Roman font) SOURCES: 5 total, with at least one from a professional journal FORMAT: APA style (including citations) appropriate for your discipline Use only third person (he/she/they) for a more professional tone. Try to avoid first person (I, my, us, we) in your essay. Try to avoid second person case (you and your) in your essay.