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MN7P13SR

Building Business Insights

Academic Year 2025/26

AS1, Individual Written Work, (80%) 8,000 (+/- 10%) words

First Marker:

Second Marker:

Assessment Criteria

Tasks

1 Marker

2 Marker

Executive Summary (5 marks, 200 words)

Executive Summary (200 words)

Definition of the problem (5 marks, 400 words)

· Summary and History of client

· Situation for Client at outset of problem solving

· Business Problem and set of observations/complications around the situation

· Objective (in the form. of a specific, measurable and actionable problem)

· Boundaries & Constraints - identify any boundaries and constraints of the project, considering the key forces (e.g., values) acting on decision-makers.

· Criteria - identify the criteria against which successful resolution to the problem can be measured and judged.

Disaggregation of problem structure and solution drivers (25 marks, 2000 words)

Part 1: (750 words)

· Initial logic tree (i.e., three-layer factor/lever/component tree)

· Fully-referenced commentary of logic tree

Part 2: (1250 words)

· A more complete logic tree (i.e., four-layer deductive logic, hypothesis or hybrid of the two) of

a) Solution drivers

b) Hypothesised solutions

· Fully-referenced commentary of logic tree

Prioritisation of solution pathways (10 marks, 800 words)

· Full 2x2 prioritisation matrix

· Fully-referenced commentary of the prioritisation matrix.  

Workplan (10 marks, 800 words)

· Draw the Full Workplan table for testing hypothesised solutions with:

a) Solution pathway

b) Research question(s)

c) Hypothesised answer(s) to each research question

d) Data used

e) Data collection/access method

f) Data analysis techniques used

Analysis and findings (20 marks, 2,400 words)

· Present your ‘One-Day Answer -

a) Situation

b) Observation/ Complication

c) Resolution

· Analysis - sequentially working through each of your research questions, present the analysis you undertook and the findings. Wherever possible, visually present your findings (e.g., graphs, infographics).

· Insights Gained - for each research question, clearly state the insights that have been gained.

Synthesised conclusions (20 marks, 1,600 words)

· Pyramid Structure - present your conclusions (i.e., governing thought) as an engaging story supported with arguments, findings, insights and facts to convince your audience of the merits of your recommended solution, using a pyramid structure.

· Commentary - provide a commentary of your pyramid structure.

Presentation

(5 marks)

· Structure and format

· In-text citation and references

Total marks