BMAL 530 Quiz 6 Liberty University
BMAL 530 Quiz: Strategic Tools
Covers the Textbook material from Module 6: Week 6.
- An EBIT analysis is similar to cash flow.
- Critical success factors are those items that should be identified prior to performing a SWOT or completing a BSC.
- A Balanced Scorecard has four perspectives: vendors, internal processes, innovation and learning, and financial.
- In a BSC, the critical success factors are used to build the foundation of a company’s strategic plan.
- The Balance Scorecard is designed mostly for shareholders as a means to continuously monitor a manager’s performance.
- Generally speaking, EPS is not a consideration for shareholders.
- It is best for a manager to complete a SWOT prior to attempting a SWOT matrix.
- A SWOT matrix takes a company’s strengths and tries to maximize opportunities and minimize threats.
- Calculate the DuPont Model, given the following information: cash = $16,080; accounts receivable = $9,500; prepaid = $3,150; supplies = $675; equipment = $25,200; accumulated depreciation – equipment = $8,150 for year one. Cash = $20,000; accounts receivable = $15,000; prepaid = $1,175; supplies = $2,675; equipment = $89,057; accumulated depreciation – equipment = $36,800 for year 2. Additional year 2 data is as follows: equity equals $82,600; net sales = $325,000; net income of $56,824. Assume sales revenue and net sales are the same, leave as a decimal to two places. More than one answer may be correct.
- A SWOT matrix takes a company’s weaknesses and tries to minimize opportunities and avoid threats.
Set 2
- It is best for a manager to complete a SWOT prior to attempting a SWOT matrix.
- Critical success factors are those items that should be identified prior to performing a SWOT or completing a BSC.
- A SWOT matrix takes a company’s weaknesses and tries to minimize opportunities and avoid threats.
- A Balanced Scorecard has four perspectives: vendors, internal processes, innovation and learning, and financial.
- In a BSC, the critical success factors are used to build the foundation of a company’s strategic plan.
- The Balance Scorecard is designed mostly for shareholders as a means to
- continuously monitor a manager’s performance.
- Calculate the DuPont Model, given the following information: cash = $16,080; accounts receivable = $9,500; prepaid = $3,150; supplies = $675; equipment = $25,200; accumulated depreciation – equipment = $8,150 for year one. Cash = $20,000; accounts receivable = $15,000; prepaid = $1,175; supplies = $2,675; equipment = $89,057; accumulated depreciation – equipment = $36,800 for year 2. Additional year 2 data is as follows: equity equals $82,600; net sales = $325,000; net income of $56,824. Assume sales revenue and net sales are the same, leave as a decimal to two places. More than one answer may be correct.
- A SWOT matrix takes a company’s strengths and tries to maximize opportunities and minimize threats.
- Generally speaking, EPS is not a consideration for shareholders.