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Friday, 6 December 2013

chapter 3





EVALUATING A COMPANY’S EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT
Industry in the present age differ significantly on factors such as market size and growth rates compared to the previous, either in terms of geographic scope, lifecycle stage, the number and size of sellers, industry capacity, and other conditions that reflect a balance of demand-supply industry and the opportunities for growth. Identify the basic characteristics of the industry and potential economic growth sets the stage for the analysis to come, as they play an important role in determining the potential of the industry as an attractive profit.




By learning just learned about strategic steps that need to be made to rival the future is where each competitor well enough to anticipate their actions can help companies provide effective countermoves (maybe even beat the competition to the punch) and allows managers to take action potential rivals' about in designing their own best course of action. Managers who fail to study the risk of competitors caught ready to step strategic competitors.


Clear, insightful diagnosis of a company's external situation is an essential first step in crafting strategies that are well matched to industry and competitive conditions. To do cutting-edge strategic thinking about the external environment, managers must know what questions to pose and what analytical tools to use in answering these questions. This is why this chapter has concentrated on suggesting the right questions to ask, explaining concepts and analytical approaches, and indicating the kinds of things to look for.

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