It’s your third week on the job and your manager comes to you to help out with one of their ongoing challenges – having accurate data to manage all the diverse corporate networks and links. She knows that the company needs to get better with remote monitoring and has heard about RMON and RMON probes. Although she has a basic understanding, she is now wondering if these could be the answer.
She knows that you’ve had much experience in researching, analyzing and reporting on new technology during your academic career, and this is exactly what she needs now – for real. She has asked you to research and report on what RMON and RMON probes are and how they are utilized in enterprise network management systems and how they would benefit the company.
She needs your report to be thorough but not overwhelming and has decided that five to seven pages are ideal. She is scheduled to brief the Executive committee the middle of next week and has given you one week to deliver your report.
Guidelines
- Papers must be between five (5) and seven (7) pages in length, not including graphs.
- Use 12-point, double-spaced font.
- Graphics are required and must be integrated within the main body of the paper and associated with commentary.
- Your paper must have a cover page, table of contents (TOC), main body of report, and references, in compliance with DeVry APA guidelines.
The organization of the main body – the number of sections and their names, is your decision. You should choose sections that organize and present your research, your analysis, and your conclusions or recommendations in the best light for your manager.
- Appropriate citations are required.
- This course will use the Turnitin tool to ensure students are in compliance with this policy.
- Your Week 5 paper will be graded on quality of research topic, quality of paper information, use of citations, grammar and sentence structure, and compliance with DeVry APA guidelines
- Papers must be in compliance with DeVry APA guidelines for having a cover page, main body of report, and references
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