Question 1: Hypothesis: For an E-commerce company, an instant messaging mobile application is required for day-to-day communications. For a given business use case, derive the scope using concept generation and selection technique.

Question 2: Hypothesis: A renowned college in GTA area would like to onboard software for online classes. For a given business use case, apply the core concept model.

Question 3: Hypothesis: A renowned restaurant chain business would like to expand in grocery store business in a year's time. Assess the given business case.

Question 4: Hypothesis: A newly recruited Supply chain manager wants to understand the reporting feature from the supply chain software & has received the credentials: 1. For logistics reporting - Click on Logistics and filter the logistics data by logistics Type - Inbound Logistics, Outbound logistics & Third-party logistics (TPL) available for both inbound & outbound services. a. Inbound Report: Click on inbound logistics report icon & group the information by Purchase order, Commodity & Quantity. b. Outbound Report: Click on outbound logistic report icon & group the information by Sales order, Commodity & Quantity. c. Third Party Logistics (TPL): First check the service contract validity by clicking the validate button. Generated reports can be exported in .pdf, .csv & .xls format. 2. You can save the report template and set it to auto-notify via email on a daily, weekly & monthly basis. 3. Click on Visualize icon to display the generated report with line, bar, pie & stock diagrams. Exporting reports, auto-notifying reports & visualizing it can happen at same time. 4. The generated report can also be linked to dashboard of Supply chain manager & Logistics manager 5. You can click 'Save & Exit' button for logging out or 'Save & Return' button to return to home page of Supply chain software. Use flow chart technique to communicate the business process.