This PPT slide, part of the 654-slide Business Unit Strategy Training Program PowerPoint presentation, presents a structured approach to hypothesis generation regarding the integration of the client's North Sea business. It outlines key issues and sub-issues that need to be addressed to form a comprehensive hypothesis. The primary question posed is whether the North Sea business should be fully integrated. This is accompanied by several sub-issues that delve deeper into the implications of such integration.
The first sub-issue examines if complete integration would secure maximum vessel capacity. The hypothesis suggests that it would, asserting that integration could optimize resource utilization. Another sub-issue questions whether a controlled unit would ensure the conservation of project generation skills from Business Unit A. The analysis indicates that while integration may enhance capacity, it could also risk sacrificing specific project generation skills in the short term.
The slide also considers the impact of a unified company sales force on maximizing returns. The hypothesis here is affirmative, emphasizing that Business Unit A's superior technology could significantly benefit the North Sea sales force. Lastly, the slide addresses whether combined project management would maintain credibility with multi-client customers. The analysis suggests that project management credibility could be compromised depending on the size of the new organization.
Overall, this slide serves as a framework for developing actionable insights based on the identified issues. It emphasizes the importance of not just stating hypotheses, but also providing a rationale that can be analyzed and validated. This structured approach is crucial for informed decision-making in strategic planning.
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