Sun Lit Internship

Sun-Lit Trading Company is a small size firm within the automobile parts industry. Sun-Lit Trading exports automobile parts manufactured in Asia and sells them in the North America and other countries. The company exports a variety of automobile parts, but specializes in supplying parts to auto repair chain stores and mom-and-pop automotive repair shops. The company has many competitors in the automobile parts industry, but its ability to use innovative strategies and information technology enable it to remain competitive. The sources of competition are both domestic and international.

An internship is a previously conducted arrangement that involves a structured learning experienced that occurs within a given timeframe. An internship to be effective must pertain to the intern’s academic and professional goals and to the competencies of the MBA Management program.

Internships provide a unique learning experience that

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h ideas to co-workers and my supervisor. As Deveau maintains, “With the Internet being the driver behind providing economical access to information, it has made knowledge management feasible...So now it’s about integration and aggregation and how to bring sources together” (15). I proposed the hiring or promoting in-house of a chief knowledge officer to help unlock the knowledge and skills of employees and other stakeholders to channel such assets across technology networks like the World Wide Web. I was shocked to find that such a concept had not yet been introduced at Sun-Lit Trading Company. Due to its small size the company felt it could not afford such knowledge management systems, but such a mindset failed to consider new and less expensive technologies and software. I proposed MYPC.com as one alternative to enable all users with access to the company database to access information from any computer anywhere. Such a service is offered via the Internet and costs $9.95 per month and an additional $4.95 per month for each additional user. Such a service is much less costly than developing a network or purchasing mobile computers or other technologies. I discovered that despite the advantages such process improvements
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Approximate Word count = 4450
Approximate Pages = 18 (250 words per page)