INSTRUCTIONS After watching the videos and reviewing the supplied material, there are two choices: You have a population/industry that you are using; please use it to fulfill the requirement

1. INSTRUCTIONS

   After watching the videos and reviewing the supplied material, there are two choices:
   1. You have a population/industry that you are using; please use it to fulfill the requirement.
   2. If you do not have a population/industry, then select any that you want. Please feel to select from the list of 7 industries below:
      1. Aerospace industry: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aerospace (Links to an external site.)
      2. Arms industry: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arms_industry (Links to an external site.)
      3. Healthcare industry link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Healthcare_industry (Links to an external site.)
      4. Pharmaceutical industry: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pharmaceutical_industry (Links to an external site.)
      5. Philanthropic Industry: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philanthropy (Links to an external site.)
      6. Real Estate Industry: https://www.encyclopedia.com/history/united-states-and-canada/us-history/real-estate-industry (Links to an external site.)
      7. Retail Industry: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Retail (Links to an external site.)
   Requirement (in any order)
   1. Describe the characteristics of the selected/adopted industry/population and emphasize on the most significant issues.
   2. Provide a timeline of the industry (adopted/Selected); at least from 1900 until now; graphically and in writing.
   3. Graphics format to be like the image below and content dependent on your findings.
   4. Narrative, not to exceed 3 pages in length, excluding graphics.
   5. Reference using APA guidelines.

Definition of Turbulence

Levels of Environmental Turbulence* - stable and/or turbulent environments are determined by a five point scale (not provided here) and defined by two elements, as follows::

1. Unpredictability: Visibility of future, and Speed of change.
2. Changeability: Novelty of Events (familiarity), and Complexity, which contains:
   • Scope (ranging from local to global), and
   • Decision Making and/or Judgements that are affected by interaction of the Entities containing societal institutions, namely: economy, education, environment (ecology), health, marriage & the family, law & order, information & media, politics, religion, technology, and maybe other.

*Levels of Environmental Turbulence: A combined measure of the degree of:

• Unpredictability: produces uncertainty, and
• Changeability: produces discontinuity.

Results of the measure are two types of turbulences:

• Negative: turbulence which poses threats to the firm.
• Positive: turbulence which presents opportunities to the firm