1.1.1 the dynamic nature in business. Flashcards

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What is a product?

A

A product is anything that is
capable of satisfying
customer needs

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What is a service?

A

A service is an act that a
business person carries
out for you in exchange
for money.

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Changes in technology: Amazon

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Since the invention of the
Internet businesses
have found a new cheaper
way to reach the consumer,
by selling online
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This is called e-commerce

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Changes in technology: eBay

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Small businesses are now
able to set up and sell
virtually anything online due
to websites such as eBay,
Esty.

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5
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Changes in technology: Stadia

A

New technology innovation
means there are lots of new
products on the gaming
market

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Changes in technology: robotics

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Advancements in robotics will mean dozens of new
products in the future. Can you think of any task in
your day that could be completed by a robot?

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Wants and needs: Social media

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Businesses can use social media to find out what consumers
want and need this is called the latest styles/fashion. This also boosts customers and sales.

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Q

Wants and needs: ready meals

A

We are all working more and have less time, so the
ready meal market is catering to these consumer
needs

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9
Q

Wants and needs: “Free from”
foods

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Consumers are also
demanding organic, free
range, sustainable, eco
friendly products as we
become more aware of our
impact on the environment

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Change in tastes and trends

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Consumer tastes change over time which
means that a business is at risk if they don’t
keep up with current trends.

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Definition: Obsolete

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Obsolete means a product that is no longer used or
out of date
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For example we can make a product obsolete by
replacing it with something better

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Obsolete services

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Some services are no
longer required because
of changes in
technology or new
inventions

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13
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Definition: Original ideas

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Original ideas are ones that have not been used before to
put a product or service into production e.g. pet hotels
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This may be to solve problems
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It may be because an entrepreneur has a passion or interest
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A gap in the market may have been spotted
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A business may have carried out some research into the
wants and needs of shoppers and be creating products to
meet those needs

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Q

Original ideas – gap in the
market

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A successful business will be one
that spots an opportunity to
make a profit
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The opportunity could be where
there are lots of businesses
already making a healthy profit

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15
Q

Original ideas – carried out
research

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They created a niche business which
makes tailored food to the dog’s age,
breed or medical condition and is
delivered to their door
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Now TAILS.COM have 40,000 UK
customers

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16
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Adapting existing ideas

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Mix and match
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New version of an old product
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Cheaper version of an old product
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Get ready to make some notes on these
methods on the following slides