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BSBMGT517 Manage Operational Plan

Assessment 1

Project

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A. Outline of Legislative and Regulatory Requirements

Electronic commerce, commonly known as e-commerce or eCommerce, refers to the Internet based industry of buying and selling products or services via electronic means. E-Commerce uses a combination of Internet technology, mobile commerce, electronic funds transfers, escrowing services, electronic data interchange, supply chain management, inventory management systems, Internet marketing, data collection systems, and many other technologies and innovative business systems. Most, if not all, e-commerce transactions use the Internet for at least one point of the transaction.

There are many legislative requirements for E-Commerce websites.

Online copyright

Trade Marks, Domain Names and Related Rights

Patents

Privacy and Security

Defamation

Contempt

Censorship

Harassment and Discrimination

Spam

Electronic transactions

Consumer Protection

Competition law

Taxation

Financial Services

eHealth

Gambling and Gaming

Cybercrime

Electronic evidence

Jurisdiction and Enforcement of Foreign Judgments

B. Outline the BBQfun Policy and Procedures

This section explains administrative rules and who is responsible for what in the creation, design, and maintenance of websites affiliated with BBQfun.

Official BBQfun Web Policy: An Overview: Explains the role of the Web Team, academic departments, and administrative units in creating BBQfun websites. This policy also identifies the target audience for these websites.

BBQfun Homepage: Offers documentation of Loyola’s homepage components, navigation, and stakeholders involved.

Office, College, Department, Organization, or other Administrative Unit Websites: Explains the web standards for academic and administrative units and student organizations.

Websites for Individuals: Explains the standards for faculty and staff web pages.

Multimedia Content: Graphics, Flash Animation and Video used on web pages.

Mass E-mails and E-newsletters: Who, how, and when mass e-mails and e-newsletters can be sent.

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ils and E-newsletters: Who, how, and when mass e-mails and e-newsletters can be sent.

Social Media: Policies for all official BBQfun social media accounts, including blogs, Facebook, and Twitter.

Blogs: Policy for creation and maintenance of blogs.

URL Addresses: Rationale for how office, college, and department domain names are established along with information about URL redirects.

Third-party vendors: Explains restrictions on using third-party vendors to design and manage content for BBQfun websites.

Production timelines and requirements: Including content management training, troubleshooting, custom graphics, simple and interactive forms.

Web Privacy Policy: Provides information on how Loyola uses visitor information

Procedures

Website Development: Need a site? A blog or photo gallery? Here’s how to create new web sites for individuals, colleges, offices, departments, and so forth.

Website Navigation: Want to revise/change the navigation on your website? Create your strategy with our help.

Content Management: Website out of date? Need help getting it back in order? Forgotten how to use the content management system? Here’s who to contact and how to request assistance.

Form Creation and Programming: Need a form? This applies to both print and web publications.

Graphics/Video: Already have your site, but need some extra punch? Find out how to request web-based graphics, videos, and Flash here.

Mass E-mails and E-newsletters: How to get your message in your readers’ inboxes, who to contact to make it happen, and how long it will take.

Online Promotion and Publicity: Need to get exposure for your updated website, or publicity for your department’s news or event? Find out how here.

Standards

Best practices and BBQfun-approved guidelines for producing and maintaining online and/or interactive media:

Images: Where to find quality Loyola photos, how to choose an appropriate image, and how to edit in Photoshop.

Search Engine Optimization: How people can find your website through Google. Or, how to generate more visitors to your website via search engines.

Social Media: Guidelines on how to properly handle social media accounts (like blogs, Facebook, Twitter) affiliated with Loyola.

Updating Your Website: The importance of regular updates, how often you shoud do it, and the value of archiving old content.

Writing for the Web: Learn how people read websites and how to write effectively for the web.

C. Explanation of the Role of the Operational Plan

An operational plan is an important management tool that is the basis of the sport organisation’s ability to provide a well-organised program of training, coaching and competition. The development of an operational plan requires a number of steps over a period of time that can be as much as 3 months of the year. In other words, operational planning must be a significant time commitment for sport managers or members of management committees.

There are some differences between sport organisations in the manner in which the operational plan is developed. For example, some orgnisations cater for team sports and some for individual sports. Team sports are usually seasonal whereas some individual sports may have all year training and competition.

The diagram above indicates the best time of the year for operational planning for a sport club that caters for all year round…

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