Lesson: Industry and Environmental Analysis: Identification of Business Opportunity:Types of Industries and Business Opportunity Flashcards

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Types of Industries:

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Agribusiness
Manufacturing
Retail and Services
International Trade

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Earns most or all of its
revenues from agriculture.

A large-scale business operation and may experiment in farming, processing and manufacturing and or the packaging and distribution of products.

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Agribusiness

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List of Agribusiness in the Philippines:

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Hog Raising
Poultry Raising
Cattle Raising
Goat Raising
Rice Farming
Vegetable Farming
Fish Pens
Corn Farming

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Process of converting raw materials, components, or parts into finished goods that meet a customer’s expectation or specification

Commonly employs a man-machine setup with division of labor in a large scale production.

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Manufacturing

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Some of the best small manufacturing ideas
that can carried out at your home include:

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Furniture Making
Drinking Water Business
Soap Manufacturing Business
Commercial Bread Baking

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Manufacturing the Future
Findings indicate the following points:

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Manufacturing role is changing.
Manufacturing is not Monolithic.
Manufacturing is entering a dynamic new -phase.

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The process of selling consumer goods or services to customers through multiple channels of distribution to earn profit.

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Retail and Services

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Types of Retail Products:

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Food Products
Hard goods or durable goods hardline retailers
Soft goods or Consumables
Arts

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Typically require cold storage facilities.

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Food Products

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Goods that do not quickly wear out and provide utility over time.

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Hard goods or durable goods hardline retailers

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Goods that are consumed after one use or have a limited period in which you may
use them.

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Soft goods or Consumables

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Contemporary art galleries, bookstores, handicrafts,musical instruments, gift shops and supplies for them.

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Arts

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Is the exchange of capital, goods, and services across international borders
or territories, which could involve the activities of the government and
individual.

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International Trade

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The careful study of various factors influencing the business.

The process by which organization monitor their relevant environment to identify opportunities and threats affecting the business.

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Environment Analysis

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Objectives of Environment Analysis:

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To understand Current and Probable Change in Environment.
To provide input for Decision-Making
To ensure optimum utilization of resources
To identify the threats and opportunities of environment
To identify strength and weakness of the business
To diversify the business in new areas and to keep the business dynamic
To foresee the impact of various helps the organization of business environment

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Process of Environment Analysis:

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Monitoring
Searching and Scanning
Forecasting
Evaluation and Assessment

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It means to understand the various environmental factors which affect the business and to identify published or unpublished sources of information which affects business.

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Monitoring

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Even when the sources required information exists. These may not be readily available.

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Searching and Scanning

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Estimation of direction and intensity of change in environment factors.

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Forecasting

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Answer to the key issue presented by the environment and their impact on business.

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Evaluation and Assessment

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Techniques of Business Environment Analysis:

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Executive Opinion Method

Expert Opinion Method

Delphi Method

Economic Indicator Analysis Method

Past Projection Method

Statistic Methods

Scenario Development Method

Brainstorming

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is based on opinion and views of top executives

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Executive Opinion Method

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Business forecast is based on the opinion of
outside experts

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Expert Opinion Method

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Used to consolidate the different expert opinions so as to reach a common estimate.

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Delphi Method

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Forecasting is based on certain indicators affecting business units.
Economic Indicator Analysis Method
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Past events will have their impact on the future
Past Projection Method
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Are more scientific and estimates made through these methods are more reliable.
Statistic Methods
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Is a popular method of forecasting when it is possible to make a precise forecast of the future.
Scenario Development Method
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Used to generate new, innovative and unique ideas and forecast.
Brainstorming
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The SWOT Techniques:
Strengths Weaknesses Opportunities Threats
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Characteristics of a business or project that give itan advantage over others.
Strengths
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Characteristics that place a business at a disadvantage relative to others.
Weaknesses
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Elements that a business or project could exploit to its advantage.
Opportunities
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Elements in the environment that could cause trouble for a business or project.
Threats
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Internal factor
4Ps - Price, Product, Promotion and Place
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External Factors
Macroeconomic matters, like Technological Change, Legislation and Sociocultural Change
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Identification of Business Opportunities:
Create a list of potential small business opportunities in the Philippines and choose your top three. Assess and choose your number one from the list. Consider Franchising
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How to identify Business Opportunities:
Study Demand and Supply Gap Study Import- Export Movements Capitalize on Available Resources Adapt, Complement, Reshape Explore Forward-Backward Industry Linkages Screen and Select the Best Investment Alternative
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