Re.Case 1

I. Point of View

Mr. Andy Mallari decided to make a firmly set business with the help of his sons’ knowledge.

II. Time Context

The well-established business can happen at the time his children have grown well-trained in their father’s chosen course for them. It might also happen without his children’s help by having a more appropriate and better plan.

III. Statement of the Problem

Mr. Andy Mallari wants to follow the footsteps of his friend, Mr. Estelito Chan, in stepping up a well-established assembly plant of his own. He thinks that his sons would be able to help him achieve his goal. But, do his children have the willingness to affirm on his idea of asking them which courses to take? If it is okay with his sons, which engineering courses and universities are right for them? And lastly, would they be able to attain his dream with the proposed idea?

IV. Statement of the Objectives

* To make his sons realize the importance of his idea

* To determine which engineering course and university is right for his sons

* To achieve a well-established assembly plant of his own

V. Areas of Consideration

* His sons point of view on his idea

External – they would be able to help on their father’s dream in not only establishing his own plant but making it grow and firmly set if they realize their father’s idea

Internal – having one goal

* Would they be able to supply (a)the demand, (b)the competition and (c)the investment

(a) Demand

External – the necessity of electric components in various cities

Internal – the needs of workers and machines

(b) Competition

External – Mr. Estelito Chan well-established assembly plant

Internal – Mr. Andy Mallari’s motivation to do their business well

(c) Investment

External – setting up stores for his assembly goal

Internal – more assets means more stores; less assets means less stores

(d) Location

External – the necessity of having more lands for their business expansion...