Attached the instructions and content needed.

· Read  Neculau, A., Habib, S., Kenaraki, M. K. M., Henriksson, A., & Liu, Y. (2009). Alignment Of Business And Is/It Strategy At Telenor Sweden. Journal of Information Systems & Operations Management, 3(1), 13-34 

· Select a company of your choice and perform a case study similar to the Telenor case study described in the above article.

· You may not have direct access to the company you select, which means you may not be able to conduct interviews, and you may not have access to all the information you would like access to.

· Your case study must follow APA guidelines

· Your case study paper must be organized with the following level two headings. Use level one and level three headings as needed). 

· Company Background

· Company Business Strategy

· Company IS/IT Strategy

· IS Strategy Triangle (Read Shanardi and find other resources.

· Strategic Alignment Model (Read  

Henderson and Venkatraman

 and find other resources.

· Strategic Alignment Maturity Model (Read 

CIO wiki 

and find other resources.

· Strategic Grid (Read 

McFarlan, McKenney, and Pyburn

 and find other resources.

· Limitations (Cover the limitations of your study and paper)

· Conclusions

· Your paper must include at least five scholarly sources beyond the resources provided on Blackboard

· Your paper must include a cover page with the names of all team members.

Above content should be minimum 5 pages( doesn’t include cover page headings ) and should be well organized.

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Compliance with the American Psychological Association (APA)1 standards is required

in all your assignment submissions in this class. I know that APA and writing compliance is

challenging. Please use this checklist to ensure you comply with APA standards. I will mark but

not explain APA and writing errors in your papers. You will need to refer to this document to

identify the correction to the marked items.

Abstract

Abstract #1: An abstract is included for any assignment where the body of the paper is

over two pages.

Abstract #2: The word Abstract is used as the level one heading.

Abstract #3: The abstract is on a page by itself right after

the cover page.

Abstract #4: The abstract provides a sufficient overview of the paper in one paragraph of

250 words or fewer.

Citations

Citations #1: All ideas, concepts, and information gleaned from a source include a proper

citation of that source.

Citations #2: All quotations include author, date, and page number(s) citation. If a page

number is not available because of the format of the source, the citation includes a section

name and/or a paragraph number.

Citations #3: All sacred text quotations include book, chapter, verse, and version citation.

Citations #4: Quotation marks are only used for quotations. Emphasis is shown by using

italics.

Figures

Figures #1: All charts, graphs, plots, and screenshots are labeled as figures.

Figures #2: All programming code and mathematical equations use single spacing and are

placed in a box and labeled as figures and placed either in the body of the paper or in

appendices. All programming code longer than one page is placed in an appendix.

Figures #3: All figures are full width, stretching from the left margin to the right margin,

and

the content is readable.

Figures #4: Labels for all figures are below the figure, left-justified, and are formatted

correctly as shown on the next line. The X represents the figure number.

Figure X. Descriptive title.

Figures #5: All figures taken from a source include a full citation with the author, year, and

page number at the end of the figure label.

Headings

Headings #1: Headings are used as signposts that keep the writer focused and guide the

reader.

Headings #2: The content under every heading is at least one-half page.

Headings #3: All level one headings are the same font-size as the text, centered, bold, the

first letter of each word is capitalized, and the headings appear on a line by themselves.

Headings #4: All level two headings are the same font-size as the text, left-justified, bold,

the first letter of each word is capitalized, and the headings appear on a line by themselves.

Headings #5: All level three headings are the same font-size as the text, left-justified, bold,

only the first letter is capitalized, and each heading is the first sentence of a paragraph with

a period at the end of the heading.

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Running Head

Running Head #1: The title of the paper is used as the running head.

Running Head #2: The words running head are not included in the running head except on

the cover page.

Running Head #3: The running head appears left-justified, in all capital letters, and is in

the header of each page.

Tables

Tables #1: All content that consists of rows and columns of numbers and/or text is labeled

as a table.

Tables #2: All tables are full width, stretching from the left margin to the right margin, and

the content is readable.

Tables #3: Labels for all tables are above the table, left-justified, and and are formatted

correctly as shown on the next two lines. The X reprents the table number.

Table X

Descriptive Title.

Tables #4: All tables taken from a source include a full citation with the author, year, and

page number below the table as a note.

Reference Page

Reference Page #1: The word References is used as the level one heading.

Reference Page #1: The references begin on a new page after the body of the paper and

before the appendices.

Reference Page #3: References are sorted alphabetically by the authors’ last names.

Reference Page #4: References include all sources cited in the body of the paper and only

those sources cited in the body of the paper.

Reference Page #5: Each reference uses a hanging indent where the first line is left

justified, and subsequent lines are indented five spaces.

Reference Page #6: Each reference is single-spaced, and there is a blank line between each

reference.

Writing – general

Writing #1: 12-point Times New Roman is the font used.

Writing #2: The line spacing is double-spaced, and there are no extra blank lines between

paragraphs.

Writing #3: All paragraphs are indented five spaces.

Writing #4: All proper nouns begin with a capital letter, including all names of sacred

scriptures, places, people, companies, and products. If a company or product is branded

with a lower-case first letter, then the branding capitalization is followed.

Writing #5: All acronyms are spelled out the first time they are used.

Writing #6: No contractions are used.

1 American Psychological Association (2009). Publication manual of the American

Psychological Association (6th ed.).