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You are a lead project engineer for Cards4U Inc. Currently, you are in the midst of planning a new card line. You are the lead engineer, so you must work with all levels of staff and engineers as well as with prospective clients and their customers to monitor this project.

Refer to the scenario. Taking into consideration your tasks and the potential audiences, determine what types of business messages you are likely to produce while working on the project (e.g., e-mails, memos, oral presentations, etc.). he wants us to "Justify our choices" but really how do you do that?

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You are a lead project engineer for Cards4U Inc. Currently, you are in the midst of planning a new card line. You are the lead engineer, so you must work with all levels of staff and engineers as well as with prospective clients and their customers to monitor this project.

Refer to the scenario. Taking into consideration your tasks and the potential audiences, determine what types of business messages you are likely to produce while working on the project (e.g., e-mails, memos, oral presentations, etc.). he wants us to "Justify our choices" but really how do you do that?

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I enjoyed assisting. Sometimes it is hard to know what form of communication is needed. The following guide will assist you in your studies and expand your knowledge in this area.

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1) The first message is an introduction to the new product line. This will be done via Oral Presentation. Why? When implementing any new line of ...

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