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Which of the following represents a strength in an organization?
Which of the following represents a strength in an organization?
- Inadequate supply chain
- Weak brand presence
- Unique technology (correct)
- High employee turnover
What does SWOT stand for in the context of strategic planning?
What does SWOT stand for in the context of strategic planning?
- Strongholds, Weaknesses, Outcomes, Trends
- Strengths, Willingness, Objectives, Targets
- Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats (correct)
- Strategies, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Trends
How can opportunities be described in a SWOT analysis?
How can opportunities be described in a SWOT analysis?
- Threats that pose risks to survival
- Favorable external factors that aid competitive advantage (correct)
- Internal factors limiting performance
- Weaknesses that need improvement
What is a common example of a threat in SWOT analysis?
What is a common example of a threat in SWOT analysis?
What is one primary benefit of conducting a SWOT analysis?
What is one primary benefit of conducting a SWOT analysis?
Which factor is considered a weakness for an organization?
Which factor is considered a weakness for an organization?
What might a company overlook if it only focuses on internal factors during a SWOT analysis?
What might a company overlook if it only focuses on internal factors during a SWOT analysis?
How does a SWOT analysis assist in strategic planning?
How does a SWOT analysis assist in strategic planning?
What is the primary objective of implementing a modern CRM system?
What is the primary objective of implementing a modern CRM system?
Which option was recommended for the CRM system upgrade?
Which option was recommended for the CRM system upgrade?
What is the estimated total cost for the new CRM project?
What is the estimated total cost for the new CRM project?
What is one of the expected benefits of the new CRM system?
What is one of the expected benefits of the new CRM system?
What is one of the risks associated with implementing the new CRM system?
What is one of the risks associated with implementing the new CRM system?
What is the timeframe for the project completion of the new CRM system?
What is the timeframe for the project completion of the new CRM system?
What is the expected ROI of the new CRM system over three years?
What is the expected ROI of the new CRM system over three years?
What is a necessary action required during the implementation of the new CRM system?
What is a necessary action required during the implementation of the new CRM system?
What should be considered when evaluating qualitative benefits of a project?
What should be considered when evaluating qualitative benefits of a project?
Which of the following is NOT a stage in the risk assessment process?
Which of the following is NOT a stage in the risk assessment process?
What criteria can be used for prioritizing project requests?
What criteria can be used for prioritizing project requests?
Stakeholder involvement can include which of the following actions?
Stakeholder involvement can include which of the following actions?
Implementation planning involves which of the following components?
Implementation planning involves which of the following components?
What is the purpose of a feasibility study?
What is the purpose of a feasibility study?
Continuous improvement involves what practice after a project has been implemented?
Continuous improvement involves what practice after a project has been implemented?
Which factor is crucial in assessing risk mitigation strategies?
Which factor is crucial in assessing risk mitigation strategies?
What is the primary purpose of conducting a Financial Feasibility Analysis?
What is the primary purpose of conducting a Financial Feasibility Analysis?
Which aspect is NOT typically assessed in Operational Feasibility?
Which aspect is NOT typically assessed in Operational Feasibility?
What does the assessment of Cultural Feasibility involve?
What does the assessment of Cultural Feasibility involve?
Which element is crucial in evaluating Schedule Feasibility?
Which element is crucial in evaluating Schedule Feasibility?
What is the goal of conducting a Strategic Feasibility Analysis?
What is the goal of conducting a Strategic Feasibility Analysis?
What should the findings of a feasibility study be documented in?
What should the findings of a feasibility study be documented in?
Which of the following is part of assessing Legal and Regulatory Feasibility?
Which of the following is part of assessing Legal and Regulatory Feasibility?
What is a common outcome after completing a feasibility assessment?
What is a common outcome after completing a feasibility assessment?
What is the primary purpose of conducting a feasibility study?
What is the primary purpose of conducting a feasibility study?
Which two criteria are essential for judging the feasibility of a project?
Which two criteria are essential for judging the feasibility of a project?
Which aspect is NOT typically included in a well-designed feasibility study?
Which aspect is NOT typically included in a well-designed feasibility study?
What does a feasibility study help decision-makers determine?
What does a feasibility study help decision-makers determine?
What can be a potential downside of a project as outlined in a feasibility study?
What can be a potential downside of a project as outlined in a feasibility study?
What is typically assessed in a feasibility study besides technical considerations?
What is typically assessed in a feasibility study besides technical considerations?
What role does a feasibility study play in project management?
What role does a feasibility study play in project management?
Which statement about feasibility studies is correct?
Which statement about feasibility studies is correct?
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Study Notes
Strategic Planning Framework
- SWOT analysis evaluates competitive position and aids in strategic planning by examining internal and external factors.
- Internal factors: strengths and weaknesses; external factors: opportunities and threats.
SWOT Analysis Components
- Strengths: Attributes that give an organization an edge over competitors, such as strong brand loyalty, unique technology, or a robust financial position.
- Weaknesses: Areas needing improvement, including weak branding, high turnover rates, or poor supply chain management.
- Opportunities: Favorable external conditions, like tariff reductions, enabling entry into new markets or enhancing market share.
- Threats: External challenges that could negatively impact the organization, such as natural disasters or increasing competition.
Benefits of SWOT Analysis
- Simplifies complex issues by condensing data into a manageable format.
- Encourages consideration of external factors that may influence business decisions, promoting a well-rounded analysis.
CRM System Project Overview
- Problem: Existing CRM system is slow, lacks integration, and does not meet team needs.
- Objective: Implement a modern CRM system to enhance efficiency and achieve 20% sales growth within two years.
- Options include upgrading the current system, purchasing an off-the-shelf solution, or custom development.
- Recommended option: Purchase a new off-the-shelf solution for cost-effectiveness and rapid deployment.
Project Scope and Benefits
- Scope includes software selection, implementation, training, and data migration.
- Expected benefits: 30% reduction in customer service response time, improved sales forecasting accuracy, and a 15% increase in customer satisfaction.
- Total project cost estimated at $500,000, covering various expenses.
Risk Analysis and Timeline
- Risks: Potential data migration issues, staff resistance to change, and possible delays.
- Timeline: Completion expected within 12 months; major milestones include vendor selection and system customization.
Financial Analysis
- Expected ROI of 25% over three years, with a payback period of 18 months.
- New system anticipated to improve efficiency and customer satisfaction.
Information System Project Definition
- Involves the development or enhancement of systems for managing organizational data and decisions.
Feasibility Study Essentials
- Comprehensive evaluation of proposed projects to assess their viability in terms of ROI, practicality, costs, and overall value.
- Helps decision-makers determine whether to proceed with the project based on technical, economic, and environmental factors.
Feasibility Assessment Criteria
- Technical Feasibility: Assess organizational technical skills for system implementation and maintenance.
- Financial Feasibility: Include cost estimation, budget assessment, and ROI analysis for potential financial benefits.
- Operational Feasibility: Evaluate resource availability, operational impact, and user acceptance of the new system.
- Legal Feasibility: Confirm compliance with laws and identify potential legal risks.
- Schedule Feasibility: Ensure the project timeline is realistic and identify potential delays.
- Cultural Feasibility: Determine alignment with organizational culture and manage change effectively.
- Strategic Feasibility: Assess project alignment with organizational goals and competitive advantages.
Documentation and Decision Making
- Compile findings into a detailed feasibility report with recommendations.
- Present feasibility findings to stakeholders for review and feedback, aiding in informed decision-making.
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