Environmental Analysis
Dr. Gopal Thapa
Associate Professor
Tribhuvan University
Environmental Analysis
 Environmental analysis is the process of assessing
the emerging trends.
 Philip Kotler
 Three types of emerging trends
 Fad
 Trend
 Mega trend
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Environmental Analysis
 Environmental analysis involves identifying the
present and future opportunities and threats to and
from the firm’s principal constituents/
stakeholders along the dimensions pf the firm’s
economic, political, legal, technological and social
environments.
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Process of Environmental Analysis
 Scanning
 Monitoring
 Forecasting
 Assessment
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Environment Scanning
 Environmental scanning involves monitoring
changes and developments in the environment that
have potential impact on the business of an
organization
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Methods of Scanning
 Extrapolations method
 History analogy
 Intuitive reasoning
 Scenario building
 Cross impact matrix
 Network methods
 Model building
 Delphi technique
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Variables Considered for Scanning
 Changes in macro environment
 Changes in market
 Nature of competition
 Customer needs
 Product offerings
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Types of Scanning
 Concentrated
 Comprehensive
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Process of Scanning
 Identify relevant forces in environment (PEST)
 Determine sources of observation
 Selecting scanning methods
 Scan and respond to data
 Events
 Trends
 Expectations
 Issues
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Monitoring
 It involves tracking trends and events
 It is auditing of environmental influences
 It includes:
 Specific description of environmental trends and
events
 Identification of trends and events for further
monitoring
 Identification of areas of forecasting
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Forecasting
 It is related with estimation of future situation
 It focuses on what is likely to happen
 It involves
 Identification of key forces
 Understanding of the nature of key influences and
drivers of change
 Projection of future alternative paths available
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Assessment
 It identifies key opportunities and threats
 Competitive position is analyzed –
 i.e. how the organizations stands in relation to
other organization competing for same resources
or consumers
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Models of Environmental
Analysis(Proposed by Johnson and Scholes)
 PEST model
 PESTEL model
 Porter’ model
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PEST Model
 Political –legal forces
 Economic forces
 Socio-cultural forces
 Technological forces
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PESTEL Model
 Political factors
 Economic factors
 Socio- cultural factors
 Environmental factors
 Legal factors
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Porters’ Model
 Competitive rivalry
 Threats of Entry
 The power of suppliers
 The power of customers
 The threat of substitute products
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Business Environment Analysis for
Strategic Management
 Environmental analysis
 Strategic choice
 Strategy formulation
 Strategic implementation
 Strategic control
 Feedback
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Any Queries?
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 Thank you
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Process of environmental analysis

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    Environmental Analysis Dr. GopalThapa Associate Professor Tribhuvan University
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    Environmental Analysis  Environmentalanalysis is the process of assessing the emerging trends.  Philip Kotler  Three types of emerging trends  Fad  Trend  Mega trend 9/15/2019 Copy right reserved 2
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    Environmental Analysis  Environmentalanalysis involves identifying the present and future opportunities and threats to and from the firm’s principal constituents/ stakeholders along the dimensions pf the firm’s economic, political, legal, technological and social environments. 9/15/2019 Copy right reserved 3
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    Process of EnvironmentalAnalysis  Scanning  Monitoring  Forecasting  Assessment 9/15/2019 Copy right reserved 4
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    Environment Scanning  Environmentalscanning involves monitoring changes and developments in the environment that have potential impact on the business of an organization 9/15/2019 Copy right reserved 5
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    Methods of Scanning Extrapolations method  History analogy  Intuitive reasoning  Scenario building  Cross impact matrix  Network methods  Model building  Delphi technique 9/15/2019 Copy right reserved 6
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    Variables Considered forScanning  Changes in macro environment  Changes in market  Nature of competition  Customer needs  Product offerings 9/15/2019 Copy right reserved 7
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    Types of Scanning Concentrated  Comprehensive 9/15/2019 Copy right reserved 8
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    Process of Scanning Identify relevant forces in environment (PEST)  Determine sources of observation  Selecting scanning methods  Scan and respond to data  Events  Trends  Expectations  Issues 9/15/2019 Copy right reserved 9
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    Monitoring  It involvestracking trends and events  It is auditing of environmental influences  It includes:  Specific description of environmental trends and events  Identification of trends and events for further monitoring  Identification of areas of forecasting 9/15/2019 Copy right reserved 10
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    Forecasting  It isrelated with estimation of future situation  It focuses on what is likely to happen  It involves  Identification of key forces  Understanding of the nature of key influences and drivers of change  Projection of future alternative paths available 9/15/2019 Copy right reserved 11
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    Assessment  It identifieskey opportunities and threats  Competitive position is analyzed –  i.e. how the organizations stands in relation to other organization competing for same resources or consumers 9/15/2019 Copy right reserved 12
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    Models of Environmental Analysis(Proposedby Johnson and Scholes)  PEST model  PESTEL model  Porter’ model 9/15/2019 Copy right reserved 13
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    PEST Model  Political–legal forces  Economic forces  Socio-cultural forces  Technological forces 9/15/2019 Copy right reserved 14
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    PESTEL Model  Politicalfactors  Economic factors  Socio- cultural factors  Environmental factors  Legal factors 9/15/2019 Copy right reserved 15
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    Porters’ Model  Competitiverivalry  Threats of Entry  The power of suppliers  The power of customers  The threat of substitute products 9/15/2019 Copy right reserved 16
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    Business Environment Analysisfor Strategic Management  Environmental analysis  Strategic choice  Strategy formulation  Strategic implementation  Strategic control  Feedback 9/15/2019 Copy right reserved 17
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    Any Queries?   Thankyou 9/15/2019 Copy right reserved 18