The table shows four organizational challenges that a business consult

Question

The table shows four organizational challenges that a business consultant claims occur in various organizational capability dimensions. The table indicates with an "x" which challenges the consultant claims occur in each organizational capability dimension.

Organizational
capability
dimension  
  Mobilizing
resources  
  Knowledge
acquisition  
  Aligning
practices  
  Operational
control  
 
  Business model readiness 
  
 X 
 X

Collaboration readiness

X 
 X 
 
  Information policies 
  
 X 
 X 
 X 
 
  Provisions for governance 
 X

X 
 
  Stakeholder engagement 
 X 
 X

Strategic
planning 
 X 
 X 
  
 X

For each of the following statements about the challenges and dimensions in the table, select  Yes  if the statement accurately reflects the consultant's claims as indicated by the information provided. Otherwise, select  No .

GMATCoachBen · Accepted Answer

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sayan640 · Answer

KarishmaB  , I have a bit doubt on this statement .
 The table indicates with an "x" which challenges the consultant claims occur in each organizational capability dimension. 
What does 'x' symbol indicate ? Does it indicate that the particular challenge has not been faced by its corresponding dimension ?

KarishmaB · Answer

The first column mentions the various dimensions and heading of the other 4 columns mention the 4 challenges. 
The table indicates with an "x" which challenges the consultant claims occur in each organizational capability dimension. So "x" indicates which challenges OCCUR for each dimension. It is like marking a checkbox. It is selected.

These questions are simple but you must use the sorting feature to ensure that you do not make a careless mistake.

Aligning practices is not a challenge in any of the organizational capability dimensions in which mobilizing resources is a challenge.

The rows of interest are the ones in which mobilizing resources is a challenge. Sort. We have 3 rows in which mobilizing resources is a challenge - "Provisions for governance", "Strategic Planning" and "Stakeholder engagement".
In all 3, Aligning practices is not a challenge. 
 ANSWER: YES

Knowledge acquisition is a challenge in most of the organizational capability dimensions in which aligning practices is a challenge.

The rows of interest are the ones in which aligning practices is a challenge. Sort. Aligning practices is a challenge in 3 rows of which 2 have Knowledge acquisition. Hence "most" is satisfied.

ANSWER: YES

Mobilizing resources is a challenge in each of the organizational capability dimensions in which operational control is a challenge.

The rows of interest are the ones in which operational control is a challenge. Sort. Operational control is a challenge in 4 rows.
Mobilizing resources is a challenge in only 2 of these.

ANSWER: NO

Aalto700 · Answer

Could you please elaborate the "most"? What does most mean in GMAT?

KarishmaB · Answer

Most means more than 50%.

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Organizational capability dimension	Mobilizing resources	Knowledge acquisition	Aligning practices	Operational control
Business model readiness		X	X
Collaboration readiness			X	X
Information policies		X	X	X
Provisions for governance	X			X
Stakeholder engagement	X	X
Strategic planning	X	X		X

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