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 EZZALDEEN ALI ABDO SAEED AL-SARMAH TP076013 **Problem Identification and Research Besides, it is increasingly becoming clear that we suffer from a problem of  homelessness  in our neighborhood evident by increasing numbers of people without permanent dwellings. Some of the causes of homelessness include poverty, lack of affordable housing, unemployment, and mental illness (National Alliance to End Homelessness 2022). Inadequate shelters and supportive services in our community only make matters worse. The research by Homelessness Task Force (2021) shows that if nothing is done about homelessness, it can lead to severe health consequences, increased crime rates, and reduced community welfare. A survey conducted in our area indicated that slightly above 30% of the respondents think that homelessness is very important indicating need for action now (Community Survey 2023). The solutions should involve provision of immediate shelter, linkage to social support systems as well...
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Week 9

EZZALDEEN ALI ABDO SAEED ALSARMAH TP076013 Flipkart: Flipkart is encountering obstacles in the competitive environment which are fierce with the presence of Amazon and newbies, high operational cost is another concern and the last but not least is the compliance with regulatory hurdles and customer service problems. Frequency of the price wars and the changing regulations demand the continuity of the adjustments ( Nandi, 2024b) . Global supply chains rely on the smooth flow of products and information between various stakeholders, including manufacturers, suppliers, shippers, and retailers. A disruption to this flow can lead to inefficiencies, delays, and a host of other issues that can affect the success of a global supply chain. High logistic costs and complaints from customers can sometimes affect gross profit adversely and the image of this business in the market, too (Admin, 2023). References:  Nandi S. (2024b, April 8). Flipkart Case Study: The rise of Indian e-commerce giant...
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Week 8

Grab Food App Case Study What Is : Grap Food is a leading food delivery service in Southeast Asia that offers a wide range of cuisines, a user-friendly interface, real-time tracking, and multiple payment methods. What If: The possible improvements are the AI-powered recommendations for the personalized user experience, the market expansion to the increase the revenue, and the sustainability initiatives to the attract the environmentally conscious consumers (Shastri, 2023) . What Wow : The latest ideas such as the virtual kitchen tours for transparency, community-driven events to boost engagement, and the subscription-based meal plans for convenience and loyalty are the innovative solutions to the restaurants' problems (Grab Philippines, 2023) . What Works: The successful tactics are the collaboration with the local restaurants for the diverse options, the effective marketing campaigns to the increase of the visibility and customer acquisition, and the advanced logistics fo...
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Week 7

 EZZALDEEN ALI ABDO SAEED AL-SARMAH TP076013                Urban sprawl and overcrowding are the two most serious problems that face the modern cities, which have been acknowledged through numerous surveys and interviews by the users. The main problems are the fact that affordable housing is not available, commuting takes a lot of time, infrastructure is not enough, and the negative effects of noise, pollution, and lack of green spaces on the life quality are very strong (Behnisch. 2022). Think of Maria Lopez, a 34-year-old nurse who is living in a suburban area. She bears high rent, prolonged and stressful commutes, overcrowded public services, and lack of recreational areas. Her daily struggles give a more detailed picture of the bigger city problems which most people are experiencing.                Suggested solutions are developing mixed-income housing at a lower cost in the areas w...
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