WEEK 3: STRATEGIC ANALYSIS

AND INTUITIVE THINKING

OBJECTIVES: At the end of the lesson the
student will be able to:

 Explain strategic analysis and intuitive

thinking; apply strategic analysis; and apply
intuitive thinking in solving a problem in
the community using a map of social
networks.
1. WHAT DO THE PICTURE DEPICT?
2. WHAT STRATEGY DO THEY NEED TO
WIN THE GAME?

STRATEGIC ANALYSIS
PLAYING CHESS

• Strategy:
To win at chess, you need to be constantly thinking a
few moves in advance.
Setting up longer, more complicated attacks to defeat
your opponent.
Your first move is about setting up the rest of
the game, leading to your first attack or controlling
certain sections of the board.
Strategy

• A strategy is a long term plan on what to do

to achieve a certain goal. When talking about
the near future, people often use the word
 tactics. Military theorist Carl von Clausewitz
said "tactics is the art of using troops in
battle; strategy is the art of using battles to
win the war".
STRATEGIC ANALYSIS
Refers to the process of researching an
organization and its working environment to
formulate a strategy.
is an evaluation of a corporate process or plan
to determine how future programs can be made
more effective.
 Examples of strategic analysis include the
SWOT strengths, weaknesses, opportunities
and threats analysis 
SWOT ANALYSIS
2 Different Perspective in Addressing Problem

1. ANALYTHICAL THINKING
2. INTUITIVE THINKING
ANALYTHICAL THINKING

Is a kind of logical thinking that addresses the

problems or issues by breaking into its component
parts.
It uses scientific methods of research and adopts
frameworks or models to solve the problems.
Focuses and deals with concerns at a particular
time.
It requires an explanation, seeks the best option
and can be taught
Example of Analythical Thinking

• Research.
• Forecasting.
• Problem-solving.
• Data mining.
• Data and metrics interpreting.
• Reporting.
• Organization.
• Communication.
INTUITIVE THINKING

Is the kind of thinking that helps one understand

reality by perception or intuition without logic or
analysis.
It derived its confidence from experiences.
There are no analytical steps or methods but based
its actions from observed indicators.
means going with one's first instinct and reaching
decisions quickly based on automatic cognitive
processes. 
Example

An example of intuition or intuitive thinking is love

at first sight. The faculty of knowing or
understanding something without reasoning or
proof.
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