Sam owns a small caf$$ that faces competition from a new restaurant across the street. Sam may want to perform a SWOT analysis to inform his

When developing its strategy, an organization may need to assess its position at both the business level and the corporate level. A company's business$-$level strategy focuses on how a company will compete within a particular line of business. By comparison, the corporate$-$level strategk considers which industries the company should participate in and how resources will be allocated across those different lines of business.

Identify whether the following activities are examples of business$-$level or corporate$-$level strategies.

$\backslash$table$[[$Company Activity,BusinessLevel Strategy,CorporateLevel Strategy$],[$Google managers ask, "Should we acquire a telehealth company to complement our purchase of Fitbit?",,$],[$The manufacturer of Chobani Yogurt decided to open a flagship store in Soho, where customers can order special yogurt creations, such as fig and walnut or cucumber and olive oil. Though it was in the business of manufacturing yogurt for seven years, the company had never tried to run a restaurant before.,O$,],[$Managers for IBM's SPSS statistics software meet to determine how they will market the product in the upcoming year. Their decision is to show potential clients how effective SPSS is at analyzing extremely large data sets and how the "direct marketing" part of the program helps identify which customers will respond to advertisements.,O$,$O$],[$At Apple, managers ask, "Should our next iPad product be innovative and new, so$,$ we can charge a higher price for it$,$ or should we consider going down one more size, so people with less money can purchase an IPad?",O$,-]]$