The second component of your course project is an update of your progress on the LIP project. Remember that you are expected to develop your project independently throughout the course, using the project description as a guide. At this time, you should be developing an analysis of the logistics process you identified for your project. Based on the information you have gathered, use measurements tools and techniques to demonstrate the existing process and describe the improved process you will propose.You are not expected to have your LIP project entirely completed for this update assignment, but you are asked to submit preliminary work corresponding to each of the following elements of the final project submission:Include at least one supporting reference to materials outside the course—ideally more than one. Use APA style and formatting for your references. Your paper should be approximately 2–3 typed, double-spaced pages in length, in addition to your data measurement tools and any additional attachments. Refer to the LIP Update scoring guide to learn how you will be assessed on this assignment.You will continue to expand on this work for the final submission. Again, it is not necessary for these elements to be entirely completed at this time; the purpose of this update is to demonstrate your progress and to enable your instructor to provide constructive feedback. The closer your project is to completion now, the higher the quality of feedback you will receive. You will incorporate that feedback in your final submission.
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