semester 1 final: part 2 Flashcards
SWOT
strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. - Advantages: helps develop a better understanding of an business’ position in the market. Disadvantages: SWOT does not guarantee the strategy will be successful, only provides a snapshot of the current situation for an organization
Market penetration
existing products, existing market
Market development
existing products, new market
Product development
new products, existing market
Diversification
new products, new market
Employees
are internal stakeholders that have a direct impact on the performance of the business they work for based on their work ethic
Managers
are internal stakeholders that are hired to oversee certain functions within an business
Shareholders
are internal stakeholders that buy shares in the company and therefore, own a part of the business
Customers
are external stakeholders that pay for the goods and/or services of the business
Suppliers
are external stakeholders that provide the goods for businesses
Local community
are external stakeholders that are the general public that have a direct interest in the activities of the business
Pressure groups
are external stakeholders that are people who come together for a common cause or concern
The government
are external stakeholders that make sure businesses operate in a legal way
STEEPLE (aka PESTLE)
Social, technological, economic, ethical, political, legal, environmental. Advantages: enables the business to identify opportunities and threats
Economies of scale
enable a business to benefit from lower average costs by increasing the size of its operations