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4. INTERNAL FACTORS FOR A
BUSINESS
Definition: factors within the organization's control
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workforce, financial resources, and marketing
5. Definition: factors outside the organization's control
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EXTERNAL FACTORS OF A
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6. FACTORS OF INTERNAL ENVIRONMENT
CONTRIBUTED TO FB SUCCESS
Encourages
experimentation
Promotes risk-taking
Launches new features and
services
Keeps users engaged
Maintains competitive edge
Innovative culture
Founder Mark Zuckerberg
instrumental in shaping
company's vision
Leadership has driven
company's success
Strategic decisions made
Helped Facebook grow and
expand its reach
Strong leadership
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Analyzes user behavior and
preferences
Tailors services and offerings
to meet user needs
Helps maintain relevance
over time
Data-driven
7. FACTORS OF EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT
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Facebook launched in 2004
Internet and social media
becoming increasingly
popular at the time
Created opportunity for
Facebook
Captured large user base
Expanded rapidly
The rise of the internet and
social media Other platforms existed
during Facebook's launch
Facebook differentiated
itself
Offered unique user
experience
Featured ability to create
and join groups, share
photos, and connect with
friends
Competitive landscape
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Supports multiple
languages
Reaches massive user base
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presence
Global reach
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worldwide, which may impact its economic model.
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Changing User Preferences: Facebook may struggle to keep up with changing
user preferences.
9. INTERNAL ENVIRONMENT ELEMENTS THAT MAY
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decreased engagement, and slow user growth.
Competition and Market Changes: Changing consumer preferences and market
conditions, such as user behavior, advertising trends, or new entrants, may affect
Facebook's revenue and growth.
Long-term success and sustainability of Facebook depends on ensuring privacy
and security of user data and anticipating changing market trends
11. Government Scrutiny: Governments monitor Facebook's user data privacy,
content moderation, and misinformation handling.
Impact of Regulations: New rules could affect Facebook's business model and
operations.
Fines and Penalties: Facebook faces significant fines and penalties for
noncompliance.
Civil Action and Brand Image: Noncompliance could lead to legal action and
harm Facebook's image.
Competition: Facebook competes with other social media platforms that also
follow government regulations.
FACEBOOK MUST WORK HARD TO DEAL WITH THE EXTERNAL
FORCE OF GOVERNMENT RULES IF IT WANTS TO KEEP DOING
WELL.
