Final Reflection Paper Instead of a final exam, you will write a final paper (4 pages) where you are to reflect on the course including what you have learned and can take away to use throughout your...

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Final Reflection Paper Instead of a final exam, you will write a final paper (4 pages) where you are to reflect on the course including what you have learned and can take away to use throughout your careers. However, you choose to organize it, the paper should address the following prompt: What were the most important, significant or meaningful things you have learned from the class?  Be specific and give examples from what we have read, done and discussed.  Make sure to explain why these were significant to you.  For example, they might apply to your past, current or future situation and/or they might also have helped you learned about yourself.    Format: Single spaced, 1-inch global margins, page numbers, Times New Roman 12-point font, references in APA format. Final Reflection Paper Grading:  This assignment will be graded with respect to the accuracy and effectiveness with which you integrate course concepts in your analysis, the quality and thoroughness of your analysis, including the insightfulness of your response to the prompt above, and the quality of your writing. Rubric Final Thought Paper Criteria Ratings This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome Use and Integration of Concepts/models with Own Experience Outstanding. Very sophisticated and nuanced integration and/or synthesis of several highly relevant models, concepts or frameworks to own experience; no flaws/misapplications/glaring omissions. This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome Quality of reflection regarding what you learned Outstanding. Very comprehensive and insightful; goes beyond the obvious/trite to explain personal meaning in many places. This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome Writing Structure/Mechanics Clear, well-defined thesis; excellent logical flow of ideas and transitions; sophisticated sentences; apt word choice; few grammatical and proofreading errors. Subjects: 1. Strategic Management, Organizational Change and Evidence-Based Management · Who’s Who in the Cybersecurity Industry. · Evidence Based Management: The Basic Principles. 2. External Situation Analysis and Competitive Advantage · The Relationship Between an Organization and Its Environment. · General Environment - PESTEL. · The Five Forces: Competing for Profits, · 51121F Security Software Publishing in the US Industry Report Mar 2019.pdf 3. Evidence Based Management · “CEBMa CAT Guidelines. 4. Internal Analysis and Competitive Advantage · OD5420 e-Discovery Consulting Services Industry Report Nov 2018.pdf · OD4585 Digital Forensic Services Industry Report Aug 2018.pdf · OD4584 IT Security Consulting Industry Report Mar 2018.pdf · A Professional Services Value Chain. 5. Corporate Strategy & Change · Strategy Implementation.wmv 6. Implementing Change · Change Management Tutorial. · Cybersecurity and the Risk Function · A Framework for Improving Cybersecurity Discussions within Organizations · CAT, what are the most interesting/common ones? 7. Evidence-Based Management 8. Change in the Middle · Managing for the Future: Organizational Behavior and Process. · Converting Middle Powerlessness into Middle Power:  A Systems Approach · In Praise of Middle Managers. · How Cybersecurity teams Can Convince the C Suite of Their Value · Proactive Cybersecurity