As a member of a team tasked to interpret the results (shown below) of a senior-level management analysis of three potential growth opportunities (i.e. markets). The managers' raw output is worded in terms that will require a bit of translation to enable you to place values on them for entry into a model. The company, EBEX, manufacturer of a wide variety of transport systems (conveyers, rail, automated warehousing) has narrowed a large array of growth opportunities to these three:

 1) Third Party Warehousing would involve being the sole source for companies' inventory needs, both internally and via storing and shipping finished goods to their customers. From improving the  warehousing systems, to installing and servicing them, EBEX will also do training and any other necessary after-sale services. 

2) Government Systems would involve EBEX in designing and implementing storage and rail system for federal and state government needs. From warehouse re-design and management to high-speed rail systems, EBEX would partner with government and quasi-government entities to build and maintain storage and transportation solutions. 

3) New Facility Design would entail the ground-up design of all transport needs for companies building new manufacturing facilities. EBEX would be in on the design phase from the beginning of such projects,rather than retrofitting and/or replacing previous designs as in the first two options.

 The senior managers have debated the pros and cons of each of these option and now are expecting you and your team to produce a clear summary of the options that will allow them to make their final decision. Given limited resources, they will choose one, perhaps two, of the opportunities, so your input is critical.

Question: Design the model that will succinctly display the options and explain with a paragraph discussing your recommendation for the best option to choose. You will have to turn in the following;

1. The model,
2. A graphic depiction of its results,
3. Your professional recommendations.