Write a proposal on the following subject
You work for an audio visual company called AOVL. The company has thousands of dollars worth of audio and visual equipment in their main building. AOVL's current method of keeping the equipment safe is simply lock and key in a secure room. A rival audio visual company recently had a robbery and thousands of dollars of their equipment had been stolen. As a precaution, your company has asked you to head a project to develop the security of AOVL's main building. The company feels that iris scanning technology is the approach they would like to take toward keeping their equipment safe. The budget for the increased security measures for the building is 10,000. What is the best solution based on the various types of iris scanners available to companies within the allotted price range?
Further Instructions:
You are to produce a balanced, concise piece of work that compares ideas from a minimum of three (3) different types of sources (books, journals, newspapers, magazines, internet, interviews, etc.). The final written proposal of approximately 10 pages (content) and 5 pages of supporting data (appendixes) is to include the following:
1. Cover page
2. Table of Contents
3. Executive Summary
4. Introduction
• Position
5. Main Body
• Problem
• Possibilities
6. Conclusion
• Proposal
7. Works Cited
8. Appendices
9. Attachment (must take the form of a separately bound document that consists of relevant details and the results of research that was carried out)
The student is expected to complete the following:
" Create a professional cover page, which makes the proposal appealing to the eye and communicates the purpose to the reader.
" Develop a clear table of contents.
" Complete an executive summary which clearly and concisely summarizes the main points of the proposal and refers to the elements of the proposal for quick referencing.
" Introduce the subject and position by thoroughly explaining the present situation. The student is to define the proposal parameters and reader expectations with a guiding outline.
" Present the problem and expand with reasons - why things need to change through the use of clear arguments in the main body of the proposal. These arguments must be substantiated, at all times, by proper referencing found in the bibliography and if applicable, included in the appendix.
" Present the possibilities - this section covers the pros and cons of each possibility. The reader should have the opportunity to decide whether to adopt x, y or z; accept the proposal or leave the situation as it currently stands.
" Conclude with a strong proposal / recommendation - a well thought out and extensive explanation of the choice being proposed, insightful answers to any anticipated objections and applicable facts and figures to support the case are crucial.
" Make the proposal look readable - display a written style that is appropriate to a formal proposal in terms of the layout, appendixes and appropriate use of supporting data, figures, charts and graphs. Inclusion of proper in--text citations and references, per the UBI
Referencing Guide
" Complete edits and proofread as the proposal is to be free of spelling and grammatical errors and contain accurate, brief and clear sentence structure.
" Be reader friendly - the overall presentation of the proposal is to be clean, clear and streamlined in order to create an easy read. The reader should be able to quickly reference forward and backward throughout the proposal. Visual aids should be used only to articulate or support a point, where appropriate.