3.1 Business Objectives Flashcards

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What is ansoffs matrix?

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Ansoffs matrix is a tool for a business with a growth objective it is used to identify an appropriate corporate strategy and identify the level of risk associated with it

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What does ansoffs matrix look like?

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https://cdn.savemyexams.com/cdn-cgi/image/f=auto,width=1920,w=1280/uploads/2023/05/3-1-2-ansoffs-strategic-matrix.png

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What is porters generic strategic matrix?

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Porters generic strategic matrix identifies a range of stratgies a business might adopt considering
- its source of competitive advantage
- the scope of the market

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What does porters generic strategic matrix look like?

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https://cdn.savemyexams.com/cdn-cgi/image/f=auto,width=1920,w=1280/uploads/2023/05/3-1-2-the-boston-matrix.png

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What is portfolio analysis?

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Portfolio analysis involves a business carrying out a detailed evaluation of its full range of products in order that appropriate strategies may be identifies and pursued

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What is the Boston matrix?

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The Boston matrix is a portfolio analysis tool that considers the relative market share of a firms products and the rate of growth within the market

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What does the Boston matrix look like?

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How could you evaluate the competitive advantage gained from operational skills and expertise within a business?

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  • A business may have an outstanding and committed design team
  • This may mean that product development is a suitable strategy
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How could you evaluate the competitive advantage gained from relationships and networks within the business?

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  • A business may have developed close trading relationships with key suppliers
  • This may mean that a low cost strategy is possible
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How could you evaluate the competitive advantage gained from reputation and image of the business?

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  • A business may develop an excellent reputation for quality
  • A differentiation strategy is likely to be appropriate
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How could you evaluate the competitive advantage gained from innovation and the ability to change ?

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  • A business may be particularly effective at responding to external change
  • A market development strategy is likely to be suitable
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What are the 3 distinctive capabilities?

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Architecture, reputation, innovation

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What is a tactical decision?

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Tactical decisions are made to support the overall strategy and are usually short term

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What is strategic decision making?

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Strategic decision making involves medium to long term palming to achieve corporate objectives

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What does the hierarchy of objectives include?

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  1. Aims
  2. Mission statement
  3. Corporate objectives
  4. Functional objectives
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What does SMART objectives stand for?

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Specific
Measureable
Agreed
Realistic
Time-bound

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What is SWOT analysis?

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SWOT analysis is an analytical tool used by businesses to identify internal strengths and weaknesses and external opportunities and strengths

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What does PESTLE stand for?

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Political
Economic
Social
Technological
Legal
Environmental

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What are the reasons for changes in the structure of markets over time?

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Businesses leave and enter the market integration
Changes in the regulatory framework
Globalisation
Changes in consumer tastes and preferences
Growth of the internet

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What are porters 5 forces?

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  1. Industry rivalry
  2. Buyer power
  3. Threat of substitution
  4. Supplier power
  5. Threat of new entry
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What does porters 5 forces identify?

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Identify the key pressures on an industry that impact the ability of a business to compete with rivals