Article Writing Homework Help

I will pay for the following article Waste Management Strategy. The work is to be 4 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page. The basic aim was to derive the analytical framework guiding different phases of this Project.

Goals of Project (Week 1): The project performed a business simulation on the T5 programme using important theoretical study features resulting in the following hypothesis to be tested as per current progress: the T5 programme is on schedule and within the project management scope of costs, time and budgetary constraints. The sub-goals of the project were identified in terms of research goals:

Results presentation (Weeks 1-2): A detailed planning made for of different areas of interest for T5 programme: 1. Reviewing current status at T5. 2.Analysing the research questions. 3. Discussing basic methods of waste management being employed. 4. Points to be kept in mind for design e.g. software such as Autodesk. 5. Recycling methods (85% recycling results). 6. Environmental concerns/legislative actions.. 7. Operational risk management study. 8. Other aspects such as finances, etc.

The author’s main purpose in presenting all possible result areas, was to achieve a reasonable amount of self-sufficiency in tackling any future challenging projects (provided they meet funding criteria) and to develop a solid career in this emerging field.

2. Literature Review

Raw Data sources (Weeks 2-5): During this phase, the author researched different learning materials (both research as well as case studies) to determine whether the T5 construction project was being handled efficiently (Refer Week 1 hypothesis). The literature sources varied from BAA brochures to various data collected from field sources. A significant deficiency in this proposal was the lack of primary data (interviews). Since the T5 project is currently under construction, it was proprietary and classified information not available in public domain. Upon a request to consultants dealing in recycle strategies as applied to design and development, most declined to comment on the exact nature of these strategies, especially the financial parts and the underlying methods in isolating key materials being used. The best guess was to look into a case study approach based on inferential and exploratory data from secondary sources.