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BCS Exam MBP18 Topic 10 Question 47 Discussion

Actual exam question for BCS's MBP18 exam
Question #: 47
Topic #: 10
[All MBP18 Questions]

In order to identify potential improvements, a business analyst has been asked to document the current customer sales experience in a large, electrical superstore. Whilst shadowing a customer service advisor, a sale was lost because the advisor couldn't authorise a price discount for a customer, who had seen the product advertised at a lower price by a competitor. The customer advisor tried to discount the product to match the competitor's price but was unable to do so.

The customer service advisor explained that this discounting required management approval and. unfortunately, both managers authorised to do this were on their lunch break

What element of the POPII model had caused the sale to fail?

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Suggested Answer: A

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Matilda
11 days ago
Sounds like the managers were on a two-hour lunch break - that's some serious people problems if you ask me!
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Clare
15 days ago
Technology could have helped solve this problem. An automated system to approve simple price matches would have prevented this sale from falling through.
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Donte
18 days ago
Information seems to be the culprit here. The advisors should have had access to the necessary pricing and discount policies to handle this situation.
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Josphine
2 days ago
B) People.
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Bobbye
4 days ago
A) Process.
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Cheryl
22 days ago
I believe it could also be Process, as the discounting process requiring management approval seems to be inefficient in this case.
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Gerald
28 days ago
I think the element that caused the sale to fail was People.
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Kami
28 days ago
I agree with Gerald, the lack of management approval due to managers being on lunch break falls under People in the POPII model.
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Sena
28 days ago
I bet the managers were off having a long lunch with the competition, trying to figure out how to undercut their own store's prices!
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Rene
6 days ago
C) information.
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Alise
8 days ago
B) People.
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Dana
11 days ago
A) Process.
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Lelia
1 months ago
The inability to authorize a price discount definitely seems to be a process issue. The managers should have had a more streamlined approval process in place.
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Reita
18 days ago
D) Technology
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Serina
23 days ago
C) information.
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Frank
30 days ago
B) People.
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Desire
1 months ago
A) Process.
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