solved I’m stuck on a Market Research question and need an

I’m stuck on a Market Research question and need an explanation.

Adidas has been struggling recently with supplying their customers, they are unable to keep up with the demands because of their slow supply chain. I need to research how Adidas can learn from a smaller company “ShelterBox” on how to maintain a good supply chain even when a disaster strikes.
Start building a research deck. Prepare a standalone slide deck proposal (document slide format, not visual aid format) to present to the appropriate management team of the company you have selected for consultation. See Deck Content and Deck Guidelines below for more specific deck elements & guidelines.

Your deck will provide a SWOT analysis of the company’s current strategy, system, or practice. The SWOT should not be an overall look at the company, nor should you use a SWOT analysis website. Build it specifically for your proposal based on your research.
Then, make specific recommendations for improvement based on your study of the startup. Show how your recommendations align with the company’s goals.
Follow with a post-recommendation SWOT analysis. Don’t just end on threats without explaining how they can be either eliminated or mitigated or why the potential benefits outweigh the risks.

Persuade. Make use of strategies for persuasion to make your proposal more compelling.

RESEARCH DECK CONTENTS
Title Slide

Uses an interesting and informative title that provides readers with a clear understanding of the document’s recommendations
Includes your name, section number, meeting time, and the date
Includes appropriate and inviting visual composition

Executive Summary Slide

Shows an understanding of the purpose of an Executive Summary by providing a skimmable, comprehensive summary of the entire deck including intro, industry/consumer analysis, SWOT, key issues, start-up strategies and recommendations

Agenda Slide

Gives a brief list of the specific topics/sections addressed in the deck

Introduction Slide

Introduces the key issues—sets the context for this company’s strategy, system, or practice in the specific area being analyzed and states the purpose of the proposal; lets the reader know what is prompting the report
Provides background information on the company that is pertinent to your proposal (could include goals and/or values, or recent events).

Content Slides

Provides an analysis of current industry and/or consumer trends that inform the deck
Provides a SWOT analysis of the company’s current performance in the area being analyzed
Provides details and examples regarding how the company is lagging in the area being analyzed
Presents a strategy, system or practice employed by startup company and how it contributes to startup’s success—must have evidence of the startup’s success
Clearly describes specific recommendations for ways the company can improve; demonstrates how the new strategy or practice aligns with goals or values of an established company
Provides persuasive evidence to support your recommendations—research, data, stories, examples, statistics, cases, etc, including at least one original graphic.
Information presented in the deck can stand alone; the speaker isn’t needed to explain things
Writing is clear and concise

Closing Slides

Wraps us with an action-focused closing
Presents next steps

Endnotes & Works Cited

Includes a correctly formatted Endnotes page contains a sequential numbered list of citations –– not just a list of URL. (Citations within the document are indicated with sequential superscript numbers that align with the Endnotes).
Includes a separate Works Cited page –– not just a list of URL
This should be a standalone document. It should not need a speaker to further explain things. You could send it to someone who couldn’t attend the presentation, and he or she would completely understand it.
Use PowerPoint SmartArt with care—it can be inflexible and not as clean and crisp as creating and formatting your own text boxes.
Each slide must have a page number. If printing, print only one slide per page for readability.
Be sure to use summary/message headings on your deck pages and other techniques like subheadings and bullet points for easy and clear reading. Keep in mind that just using bullets does not improve skimmability.
Use charts, graphs, and images to quickly convey key points. The deck should include at least one original graphic created by you.product development,