3.1 Flashcards

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Definition of an Aim

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What the business is looking to achieve long term, expressed as an overall vision

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Definition of a Mission Statement

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An expression of a businesses overall aim as well as its core value and context

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What is the purpose of a Mission Statement

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To provide direction and a common purpose for employees

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Definition of a Corporate Objective

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The specific performance goals for the business to achieve, set by upper management

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Definition of a Functional Objective

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The day to day goals of departments derived from corporate objectives

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What must objectives be

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Specific
Measurable
Achievable
Realistic
Time-bound

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What is Ansoff’s Matrix used for

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Used to identify an appropriate corporate strategy and identify the level of risk associated

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Existing Market, Existing Product

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Market Penetration

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Existing Market, New Product

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Product Development

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New Market, Existing Product

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Market Development

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New Market, New Product

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Diversification

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3 Ways to use Market Penetration

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-More regular use of the product
-Increased usage of the product
-Brand loyalty

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3 ways to use Market Development

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-Entering new markets abroad
-Repositioning to different customers
-Seeking complementary locations

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3 ways to use Product Development

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-Develop new versions of product
-Redesign packaging
-Relaunch heritage products

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How to use Diversification

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Target new customers with entirely new or redesigned products

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What is Porters Generic Strategic Matrix

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Identifies a range of strategies a business might adopt for a source of competitive advantage or scope of market

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What is a concern with Porters

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If stuck in the middle, then business is unable to compete successfully with rivals

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Mass Market, Cost

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Cost Leadership

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Mass Market, Differentiation

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Differentiation

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Niche Market, Cost

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Cost Focus

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Niche Market, Differentiation

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Differentiation Focus

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Definition of Portfolio Analysis

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Carrying out a detailed evaluation of its full range of products to identify an appropriate strategy

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Features of Star

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-Positive cash flow
-Needs minimal resources
-Focus on building recognition

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Features of a Question Mark

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-Often negative cash flow
-Needs investment
-Focus on increasing market share

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Features of a Cow
-Positive cash flow -Needs minimal resources -Focus on maintaining market share
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Features of a Dog
-Negative cash flow -Would need heavy investment -Focus would be to divest
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What is Reputation
-A business will gain a competitive advantage through excellent reputation for quality -A differentiation strategy is likely
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What is Innovation
-A Business may be particularly effective at responding to external change -A Market Development strategy is likely
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What is Architecture
-A businesses relationships with its main stakeholders -Low cost or Product Development strategy is likely
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Effect of Strategic and Tactical Decisions on Human Resources
-Staff may face redundancies or relocation -More training may be needed
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Effect of Strategic and Tactical Decisions on Physical Resources
-More capital investment is needed -Changes to production processes
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Effect of Strategic and Tactical Decisions on Financial Resources
-More finance may need to be sourced -Marketing budgets will need to increase
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How should SWOT be used
-Strengths = Harnessed -Weaknesses = Eliminated -Opportunities = Seized -Threats = Mitigated
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What is a Strength
-What the business is good at -Internal resources
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What is Weaknesses
-What the business does poorly -Lack of Competitive Advantage
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What is an Opportunity
-Option a business may exploit for further success -Favourable economic factors
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What is a Threat
Hazards that have the potential to damage business performance
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What is Political
The extent to which local and national government is expected to influence the business
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4 Examples of Political
-Trade restrictions -Political ideology -Government stability -Tax regulations
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What is Economic
The extent wo which economic indicators directly impact business performance
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4 Examples of Economic
-Inflation -Exchange rates -Unemployment -Business cycle
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What is Social
The extent to which personal attitudes, values, culture and demographic change are expected to affect business
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4 Examples of Social
-Education -Ethics -Health -Social Mobility
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What is Technological
The extent to which technological change and innovation are expected to impact business
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4 Examples of Technological
-R+D -Quality -Online Presence -Production and Distribution
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What is Legal
The extent to which changes in law and regulations are expected to impact the business
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4 Examples of Legal
-Taxation -Employment -Health and Safety -Advertising
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What is Environmental
The extent to which changes in attitudes and governmental policy towards environmental protection
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4 Examples of Environmental
-Air -Energy -Disposal of materials -Changing infrastructure
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5 Changes in Market Structure
-Growth of Internet -Changes in consumer tastes -Changes in regulatory framework -Businesses enter/leave market -Globalisation
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What is Porters 5 Forces
Key pressures that impact the ability of a business to compete with rivals
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Name Porters 5 Forces
-Threat of New Entry -Threat of Substitution -Supplier power -Buyer power -Industry Rivalry