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CHAPTER 4 DISCUSSION QUESTIONS

1) What is a feasibility analysis?
2) What is an industry & market feasibility analysis?
3) Explain the 5 forces model.
4) What is a product or service feasibility analysis?
5) What is the difference between primary & secondary
   research?
6) What is a financial feasibility analysis?
FEASIBILITY ANALYSIS

 ”THE PROCESS OF DETERMINING WHETHER AN ENTREPRENEUR’S IDEA IS A
      VIABLE FOUNDATION FOR CREATING A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS.”

-ANSWERS THE QUESTION: “SHOULD WE PROCEED WITH THIS BUSINESS
IDEA?”

-THE EASY PART OF LAUNCING A BUSINESS IS COMING UP WITH AN IDEA FOR
A NEW BUSINESS CONCEPT OR APPROACH.

-THE HARD PART OF LAUNCHING A BUSINESS IS TRANSFORMING THE IDEA
INTO A VIABLE BUSINESS.

-A FEASABILITY ANALYSIS IS CONDUCTED PRIOR TO COMMITTING THE
NECESSARY RESOURCES REQUIRED TO BUILDING A BUSINESS PLAN.
FEASIBILITY ANALYSIS


-CONSISTS OF 3 INTERRELATED COMPONENTS:

1) INDUSTRY & MARKET FEASIBILITY ANALYSIS
      STEP 1: ASSESSING INDUSTRY ATTRACTIVENESS (5
      FORCES MODEL)
      STEP 2: IDENTIFYING POTENTIAL NICHES

2) PRODUCT OR SERVICE FEASIBILITY ANALYSIS
      GATHERING PRIMARY & SECONDARY RESEARCH

3) FINANCIAL FEASIBILITY ANALYSIS
    A)CAPITAL REQUIREMENTS
    B)ESTIMATED EARNINGS
    C)RETURN ON INVESTMENT
I. INDUSTRY & MARKET FEASIBILITY ANALYSIS

-TWO MAIN PURPOSES:

1) ASSESSING INDUSTRY ATTRACTIVENESS
      -TO DETERMINE HOW ATTRACTIVE AN INDUSTRY IS
      OVERALL AS A “HOME” FOR A NEW BUSINESS.

2) IDENTIFYING POTENTIAL NICHES
       -TO IDENTIFY POSSIBLE NICHES A SMALL BUSINESS CAN
       OCCUPY PROFITABLY.

NICHE:

-A DISTINCT SEGMENT OF A MARKET.
INDUSTRY & MARKET FEASIBILITY ANALYSIS

STEP 1: ASSESSING INDUSTRY ATTRACTIVENESS
FIVE FORCES MODEL

”A MODEL THAT RECOGNIZES THE POWER OF 5 FORCES ON AN
                     INDUSTRY.”


-A USEFUL TOOL FOR ANALYZING AN INDUSTRY’S
ATTRACTIVENESS.
1) RIVALRY AMONG COMPANIES COMPETING IN THE INDUSTRY

-THE STRONGEST OF THE 5 FORCES.

-LIKE HORSES RUNNING IN A RACE, BUSINESSES IN AN
   INDUSTRY ARE JOCKEYING FOR POSITION IN AN ATTEMPT TO
   GAIN A COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE.

-FACTORS THAT MAKE AN INDUSTRY MORE ATTRACTIVE:
1) NUMBER OF COMPETITORS IS LARGE OR SMALL.
2) COMPETITORS ARE NOT SIMILAR IN SIZE OR CAPABILITY.
3) THE INDUSTRY IS GROWING AT A FAST PACE.
4) THE OPPORTUNITY TO SELL A DIFFERENTIATED
        PRODUCT/SERVICE IS PRESENT.

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Chapter 4

  • 1. CHAPTER 4 DISCUSSION QUESTIONS 1) What is a feasibility analysis? 2) What is an industry & market feasibility analysis? 3) Explain the 5 forces model. 4) What is a product or service feasibility analysis? 5) What is the difference between primary & secondary research? 6) What is a financial feasibility analysis?
  • 2. FEASIBILITY ANALYSIS ”THE PROCESS OF DETERMINING WHETHER AN ENTREPRENEUR’S IDEA IS A VIABLE FOUNDATION FOR CREATING A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS.” -ANSWERS THE QUESTION: “SHOULD WE PROCEED WITH THIS BUSINESS IDEA?” -THE EASY PART OF LAUNCING A BUSINESS IS COMING UP WITH AN IDEA FOR A NEW BUSINESS CONCEPT OR APPROACH. -THE HARD PART OF LAUNCHING A BUSINESS IS TRANSFORMING THE IDEA INTO A VIABLE BUSINESS. -A FEASABILITY ANALYSIS IS CONDUCTED PRIOR TO COMMITTING THE NECESSARY RESOURCES REQUIRED TO BUILDING A BUSINESS PLAN.
  • 3. FEASIBILITY ANALYSIS -CONSISTS OF 3 INTERRELATED COMPONENTS: 1) INDUSTRY & MARKET FEASIBILITY ANALYSIS STEP 1: ASSESSING INDUSTRY ATTRACTIVENESS (5 FORCES MODEL) STEP 2: IDENTIFYING POTENTIAL NICHES 2) PRODUCT OR SERVICE FEASIBILITY ANALYSIS GATHERING PRIMARY & SECONDARY RESEARCH 3) FINANCIAL FEASIBILITY ANALYSIS A)CAPITAL REQUIREMENTS B)ESTIMATED EARNINGS C)RETURN ON INVESTMENT
  • 4. I. INDUSTRY & MARKET FEASIBILITY ANALYSIS -TWO MAIN PURPOSES: 1) ASSESSING INDUSTRY ATTRACTIVENESS -TO DETERMINE HOW ATTRACTIVE AN INDUSTRY IS OVERALL AS A “HOME” FOR A NEW BUSINESS. 2) IDENTIFYING POTENTIAL NICHES -TO IDENTIFY POSSIBLE NICHES A SMALL BUSINESS CAN OCCUPY PROFITABLY. NICHE: -A DISTINCT SEGMENT OF A MARKET.
  • 5. INDUSTRY & MARKET FEASIBILITY ANALYSIS STEP 1: ASSESSING INDUSTRY ATTRACTIVENESS
  • 6. FIVE FORCES MODEL ”A MODEL THAT RECOGNIZES THE POWER OF 5 FORCES ON AN INDUSTRY.” -A USEFUL TOOL FOR ANALYZING AN INDUSTRY’S ATTRACTIVENESS.
  • 7.
  • 8. 1) RIVALRY AMONG COMPANIES COMPETING IN THE INDUSTRY -THE STRONGEST OF THE 5 FORCES. -LIKE HORSES RUNNING IN A RACE, BUSINESSES IN AN INDUSTRY ARE JOCKEYING FOR POSITION IN AN ATTEMPT TO GAIN A COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE. -FACTORS THAT MAKE AN INDUSTRY MORE ATTRACTIVE:
  • 9. 1) NUMBER OF COMPETITORS IS LARGE OR SMALL.
  • 10. 2) COMPETITORS ARE NOT SIMILAR IN SIZE OR CAPABILITY.
  • 11. 3) THE INDUSTRY IS GROWING AT A FAST PACE.
  • 12. 4) THE OPPORTUNITY TO SELL A DIFFERENTIATED PRODUCT/SERVICE IS PRESENT.