you can make assumptions where information is not provided.

1.1 The VP Estates of your organisation is considering procuring an additional office floor in a corporate skyscraper in anticipation of the expected additional office space that will be required following a merger presently being brokered between your organisation and a former multinational competitor. The VP Estates is considering three office layout options for the envisioned office expansion; 1. open office layout, 2. closed office layout, and 3. A mix of both closed and open office layouts. Your line manager has tasked you with compiling a feasibility analysis report to be submitted to the VP Estates to assist her in deciding on the best possible office layout plan for the new corporate floor. 1.1.1 Compile a feasibility analysis report comparing the three office layout options and use the substantiations presented in the report to recommend the best layout option for the organisation. 1.1 The VP Estates of your organisation is considering procuring an additional office floor in a corporate skyscraper in anticipation of the expected additional office space that will be required following a merger presently being brokered between your organisation and a former multinational competitor. The VP Estates is considering three office layout options for the envisioned office expansion; 1. open office layout, 2. closed office layout, and 3. A mix of both closed and open office layouts. Your line manager has tasked you with compiling a feasibility analysis report to be submitted to the VP Estates to assist her in deciding on the best possible office layout plan for the new corporate floor. 1.1.1 Compile a feasibility analysis report comparing the three office layout options and use the substantiations presented in the report to recommend the best layout option for the organisation