business models Flashcards

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what is the porters five forces model?

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  • used to analyse competition within an industry to determine the potential for future profits
  • the more powerful the forces, the lower the profit potential

the model helps businesses to:

  • better understand competitive forces in industry
  • assess attractiveness of entering a new industry
  • opportunities it presents for business growth
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what are the elements of the porters five forces model?

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  • intensity of rivalry
  • threat of new entrants
  • threat of substitutes
  • power of customers
  • power of suppliers
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what is meant by intensity of rivalry?

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intensity of rivalry among competitors in an industry refers to:

  • the extent to which firms within an industry put pressure on one another and limit each other’s profit potential.
  • if rivalry is fierce, then competitors are trying to steal profit and market share from one another.
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what is meant by threat of new entrants?

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  • refers to the threat of new competitors pose to existing competitors in an industry
  • if it is easy for new entrants to enter the market (if entry barriers are low) then this poses a threat to the firms already competing in that market
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what is meant by threat of substitutes?

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  • the availability of other products that a customer could purchase from outside an industry
  • buying another similar product, meaning the original product is no longer required
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what is meant by power of customers?

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  • refers to the pressure customers can put on businesses to get them to provide higher quality, lower prices, better customer service
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what is meant by power of suppliers?

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  • suppliers have the power to influence prices & availability of resources
  • most powerful when companies are dependent on them and cannot switch to other suppliers because of higher costs or lack of alternative sources
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what are the elements of the 5Cs model?

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  • customers
  • company
  • competition
  • collaborators
  • climate
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what is the ansoff matrix?

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  • used to analyse and plan strategies for growth

- helps a business to assess the risks associated with business growth

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what are the elements of the ansoff matrix?

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  • market penetration= existing product & existing market
  • market development= existing products & new market
  • product development= new products & existing market
  • diversification= new products & new market
    »> increasing risks&raquo_space;>
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what is the Boston matrix?

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  • many businesses produce more than one product which together makes up the product portfolio or the product range
  • evaluates each product in relation to its market share and its potential for market growth
  • helps a business consider growth opportunities by reviewing its portfolio of products to decide where to invest, to discontinue or develop products
  • designed to help with long term strategic planning
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what are the elements of the Boston matrix?

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relative market share

                                                  high                low

market growth rate high stars question marks

                                  low         cash cow            dogs
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