Communication Infrastructure: from an Urban Perspective
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Communication infrastructure consists of the organizations, procedures, facilities, and networks used to transmit and receive information electronically. A well-established communication infrastructure provides many opportunities but also influences urban landscapes and most aspects of modern life. Founded in 1495, Santiago is the second largest city in the Dominican Republic, located in fertile lands important for farming and livestock. While telecommunications play an important role, Santiago still lacks reliable basic services like water and electricity. The SMART initiative aims to develop Santiago into a knowledge-based production center through education, projects, and marketing. Singapore has one of the most advanced telecom infrastructures in the world and a policy of establishing itself as a global innovation and knowledge center through organizations like IDA.
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Executive Summary
This report will focus on conducting a strategic analysis and context evaluation on the organization Singapore Post. First of all we will be conducting a macro-environment analysis using the PESTLE framework to identify the key factors that may possibly affect the organization’s growth. After which, conducting a SWOT analysis helps to ascertain the potential threats and opportunities so that SingPost will be able to take precautionary measures against the threats and seize opportunities that may present themselves. Moving on, we conducted an industry analysis using Michael Porter’s five forces framework to understand the strengths of how the five forces can impact SingPost’s current position as the market leader in the mail industry. Based on the analysis, the threat of substitutes and bargaining power of suppliers has the greatest impact on the profitability of the mail division of SingPost.
After implementation of the external environment and industry analysis, we move on to identify resources and competences that may provide sustainable competitive advantage for SingPost by incorporating the SingPost analysis tool. Based on the results of our analysis, SingPost’s resources fulfill all four criteria of the VRIN analysis. Alongside being the only provider for mailing services in Singapore, this reaffirms that SingPost has achieved sustainable competitive advantage. Next, we identified and assessed the key stakeholders for SingPost, drawing conclusions as to why these stakeholders are important. In our findings, it is evident that different stakeholders have different objectives. It is important to satiate different stakeholders’ needs as much as possible as without them, the company cannot exist.
Last but not least, we identified SingPost’s current strategy as cost leadership given the fact that it focuses on a broad target market as well as keeping its costs low so as to ensure that it is affordable for everyone. We wrapped up our strategic analysis on SingPost by applying the SAFe criteria to determine if SingPost’s current strategy addresses the key opportunities and constraints, meets stakeholder expectations and if resources can be obtained and incorporated.
Background
Singapore post (SingPost) is the Singapore designated Public Postal Licensee providing both domestic and international Postal services. It is an associate company of Singapore Telecommunications Ltd; its headquarters situated in Paya Lebar. In addition to postal services, the company offers logistics services in the domestic market as well as offering global services to over 220 countries (OCBC Investment Research, 2009). Leveraging on its established retail distribution network in addition to its post offices, vPost, its internal portal and Self-service Automated Machines (SAMs), SingPost has been able to not only provide postal services but also agency and financial services.
SingPost limited initially known as Post Office has been in exist.
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