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- 3. ENVIRONMENTAL SCANNING •Environmental scanning is a process of gathering information about the events and their relationship with the internal and external environment of the organization. •The primary aim of environmental scanning is to find out the future prospects of business organization.
- 4. Environmental Scanning can be done through: 1. Interviews 2. Sharing Ideas With Others 3. Reading 4. Observations 5. Advertisement
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- 6. Sharing Ideas With Others
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- 21. Services Available/Not Available in the Community Available Not Available 1. 1. 2. 2. 3. 3. 4. 4. 5. 5.
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- 23. Quiz #1 IDENTIFICATION. Identify what type of business ownership are the following. 1. Owned and managed by only one person. 2. Initiated by individual called incorporators, numbering from a minimum of 5 to a maximum of 15. 3. In case of death, the business may be passed on to another by virtue of will. 4. Agree on what business responsibilities will be assigned to each. 5. Owned and managed by two or more people. 6. The life of the business is up to 50 years and up. 7. Owned by 25 or more individuals. 8. Is the simplest and most common form. 9. Unit of ownership is called share of stock. 10. Managed by the members themselves.
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- Paano mo malalaman ang mga needs/pangangailangn ng community/kumunidad? Scan- look at all parts of (something) carefully in order to detect some feature
- Lahat ng business opportunities ay nag umpisa dahil sa walamg katapusang sa needs/pangangailangn or wants/gusto ng mga tao. Gathering information to find out future prospects of business organization
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