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The document provides information about McCain Foods and how it responds to changes in its external business environment. It discusses the various external factors - economic, socio-cultural, technological, legal, and political - that comprise the business environment. It then analyzes McCain's business and how it has adapted to factors like new food labeling laws, social trends, and economic changes through innovations in freezing technology and providing healthier food options. The case study shows how McCain identifies shifts in the external environment and rises to challenges through listening to consumers and adapting its products.
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The document discusses the nature of business environment. It describes that business aims to supply goods and services to consumers for profit, while also creating jobs, economic growth, and quality of life. The business environment includes production, trade, banking, and related activities. It is influenced by factors inside the organization and in the external environment. A SWOT analysis identifies internal strengths and weaknesses and external opportunities and threats. The macro environment comprises political, economic, technological, sociocultural, and global forces outside a firm's control. The micro environment includes interactions with customers, suppliers, competitors and other stakeholders. Firms must analyze trends and changes in the internal and external environments to develop effective strategies.
Business environment intro-ppt
This document outlines the course content, structure, and assessments for an introductory business environment course. It covers key topics like the contemporary business scenario, economic factors, and macroeconomic policies. It also discusses the internal and external environment factors that influence businesses, including competitors, technologies, regulations, and globalization trends. The course aims to help students understand the complex environment in which businesses operate and develop strategies for sustainability and growth.
Stable environment/Dynamic environment
WHEN THE BUSINESS ENVIROnMENT IS STABLE ,THAT MEANS ECONOMY IS HEALTHY AND THE BUSINESS CAN BE PROFITABLE.
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When analyzing a new market, companies conduct a PEST analysis to understand the political, economic, social, and technological factors affecting it. These uncontrollable external factors influence marketing
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2. Frameworks for understanding the strategic marketing process, analyzing the internal and external environment, and identifying growth opportunities.
3. Tools for environmental scanning, strategic planning, and strategy implementation including PESTEL analysis, Ansoff's Matrix, and the 7S framework.
4. A case study is presented on the success of Swatch in the watch industry and questions are provided for analysis.
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Business
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opportunity-seeking.pptx
Entrepreneurs seek out opportunities by introducing innovations, like new products/services or improved processes. They explore macro trends in the socio-cultural, political, economic, ecological, and technological environments of their industry to identify opportunities. Within their industry, entrepreneurs consider competitors, suppliers, consumer segments, substitutes, and related industries to find ways to create value. At the highest level, disruptive entrepreneurs can completely transform business paradigms with groundbreaking innovations.
Business environment
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