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Films on Demand - Provides streaming films from sources such as Films for the Humanities and Sciences and Cambridge Educational.
Kanopy - Provides streaming videos on a variety of subjects; includes titles from PBS, BBC, Criterion Collection, Media Education Foundation and more.
Alexander Street Videos - Multidisciplinary collection contains thousands of videos.

Internet Videos for MIOP 501

These videos are freely available online.

What is I/O Psychology?,
From University of Houston, Sept. 2009,• Chapter 1, Part 1: What is I/O Psychology?
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Library Streaming Videos for MIOP 501

Customer Value Proposition
Films on Demand Segment from "Creating Your Brand Proposition" (1:18 min)
A value proposition is an internal statement about your product or service that differentiates your business from competitors. This proposition guides marketing
Employment Value Proposition
Films on Demand Segment from "HR Strategy and Management" (1:36 min)
Wallbridge explains that a company's brand, reputation for success, leadership, and benefit package collectively forms a "promise" for new employees.
Evaluating Business Performance: Small Business Case Studies
Fillms on Demand (31:27 min)
How do company owners and managers measure the health and viability of their businesses? This program addresses that question, illustrating processes by which an entrepreneur can evaluate the performance of his or her enterprise and make decisions that will improve its future performance.
Key Performance Indicators
Films on Demand Segment from "Operations Management: A Hotel Case Study" (1:10 min)
Key performance indicators are used to measure efficiency.
Understanding Financial Information
Films on Demand (13:48 min)
Glenyce Johnson, Managing Director of Peregrine Adventures, offers plain English explanations of some critical elements of financial information. Topics include: budget, P&L, profit, the bottom line, forecasts, cash flow, assets and liabilities, balance sheet, debtors and creditors, and financial management KPIs.
The Mission Statement: What is a Mission Statement From Title:
Films on Demand Segment from "Business Strategy (1:27 min)
A mission statement is a formal summary of the aims and values of a company, organization, or individual. Keith Potts describes how Jobsite communicates its mission statement to employees and how it influences marketing materials.
Vision and Values: Workplace Excellence Series
Films on Demand (15:36 min)
Part of the series Workplace Excellence. This episode examines how successful managers present their vision by communicating clear goals and meaningful values not just verbally but with their actions as well. A successful manager is one that is able to build both vision and values into the culture of the group.