Organization's Environment Flashcards
specific external organizations or groups that influence an organization
task environment
broad dimensions and forces in the surroundings that create its overall context
general environment
Taxes, minimum wage, regulation, court decision
* Government regulations of business and the relationship between business and government
political-legal dimension
Recessions, high inflation, low interest rates
* The overall health and vitality of the economic system in which the organization operates
economic dimension
- Consumer preference, lifestyles, Customs, mores, values, and demographic characteristics of the society in which the organization functions
sociocultural dimension
integrated software systems (Uber app, Grab), digital
books, privacy, & security
technological dimension
political unrest, natural disasters, Int’l
competition, global suppliers, int’l sales and marketing efforts
* Extent to which an organization is involved in or is affected by business in other countries
international/global dimension
helps managers and analysts understand the competitive landscape that a company faces and how the company is positioned within it.
five forces model
Five Forces Model made by?
michael porter
Extent to which new competitors can easily enter a market
threat of new entrants
The nature of competitive relationships between dominant firms in the industry
competitive rivalry
Extent to which suppliers can influence potential buyers
power of suppliers
Extent to which buyers in an industry can influence the suppliers
power of buyers
Extent to which alternative products or services affect
the need for existing products or services
threat of substitute products
Michael Porter’s Five Forces Model:
Format: top, bottom, left, right, middle
threat of new entrants, threat of substitute products, power of suppliers, power of buyers, competitive rivalry
may be simple or complex; stable or dynamic in terms of rate of change which brings about unpredictable forces
affecting the organization.
environment of an organization
Information management:
________ Actively monitoring the environments through activities
such as observation and reading
environmental scanning
Information management:
________A strategic planning and strategic management technique used to help a person or organization identify Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats related to business competition or project planning. It is sometimes called situational assessment or situational analysis.
swot
by altering strategy, adopting an entirely new strategy
strategic response
Two or more firms combine to form a new firm
merger
Firm forms a new venture with another company
alliance
One firm buys another, sometimes against its will
acquisition
Firm taken over ceases to exist
hostile takeover
Whoever can claim property rights to an organization
* Investors, stockholders, banks, partners
owners