Strategic Business Analysis

Quiz 1
TAYABAN, Vangeline B. October 03,2023

l. Choose the letter that is not logically included.

D 1. A. consultant B. Engineer C. Architect D. critic
C 2. A. new opportunities B. cost avoidance C. credit collection D.
benefits realization
B 3. A. SDLC B. Forecasting C. Hardware D. networking
C 4. A. analyzing B. directing C. Controlling D. planning
A 5. A. decode B. Design C. analyze D. implement
B 6. A. efficiency B. Transparency C. Productivity D. profitability
C 7. A. system analyst B. process analyst C. legal analyst D. enterprise
Analyst
D 8. A. needs definition B. solution recommendation C. value delivery
D. concocting stockholders
D 9. A. task B. Duty C. Mission D. pleasure
D 10. A. technical skill B. analytical skill C. leadership skill D.
vocational Skill
II. Complete the statement by supplying an appropriate term/concept.

1. SBA is the practice of enabling change in an organizational

context.
2. Analyst defines needs and recommends solutions to bring out
value to stakeholders (risk takers).
3. Analyst, indirectly formulates action and decision to create an
impact on the financial prospects of the organization.
4. Peter Drucker believes that businesses are organs of society to
fulfill a specific social purpose.
5. Coca Cola, as a truly global brand, is the best-selling FMCG,
i.e.Fast Moving Consumer Goods.
6. Corporate problem is some limitation that hinders the progress of
an organization.
7. An untapped opportunity is one which any business has not still
engaged with and that can positively influence an organization’s
fortunes.
8. Generally, when one speaks of business processes there’s input
and an output framework.
9. System thinking is the process of understanding how things
influence one another.
10. An individual may resort to SWOT analysis to make the most of
what an organization has and for its best advantage.
III. WALMART as products/services provider: How do you analyze its
business strategies? Discuss briefly. (10pts)
Walmart is commonly referred to as a conglomerate organization. A
conglomerate is a large corporation or entity that operates multiple diverse
businesses in different industries under a single parent company. In the case of
Walmart, it operates in various sectors, including retail, e-commerce, grocery,
apparel, electronics, and more.
Knowing Walmart, sure it won’t just sit and focus on what is in their hands.
They make strategic acquisitions and investments in various companies to further
expand its reach and offerings.Walmart mitigates risks associated with being heavily
dependent on a single industry. By operating in multiple sectors, the organization
can diversify its revenue streams and adapt to changing market conditions more
effectively.
When it comes to business strategies, Walmart is known for its "Everyday
Low Prices" strategy, which aims to offer customers competitive prices on a wide
range of products. Walmart offers an extensive selection of products across different
categories. This strategy aims to attract a diverse customer base and serve as a
one-stop shop for various consumer needs. Among the various strategies, Walmart’s
strong focus on sustainability and corporate social responsibility reduces its
environmental footprint, supports local communities, and promotes ethical sourcing
and labor practices.
Overall, Walmart's status as a conglomerate organization allows it to have a
broad market presence, cater to diverse customer needs, and pursue growth
opportunities across various industries.