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This document outlines the components of a market study and strategic plan for a client, including an analysis of the client's strategic position in their market, the competition, industry trends, environmental factors like regulations, the client's sales history, a forecast, strategic alternatives, and recommendations. The plan evaluates the client's technology, resources, strengths, weaknesses, barriers to entry, distribution channels, costs, and competitive advantages to develop strategic and tactical recommendations.
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Purchasing and supply management have never been easy. The past several years have caused many executives and professionals to lose more sleep and gain more gray hair (or lose more hair) than usual; therefore, the next decade requires upgraded skill sets to survive.
Portfolio analysis is one of the most powerful techniques
used by the purchaser, despite its simplicity. It is a simple “grid” tool that charts the amount we spend on products or services and the complexity of its acquisition.
Portfolio analysis helps us define our sourcing strategy and the best sourcing techniques to use dependent upon the position on the sourcing grid. It also defines the relationships (supplier positioning) we need to have with our key suppliers and gives us an insight in how the key suppliers may see us in perception model. It allows you to organize your time and
resources for maximum benefit and it encourages strategic thinking and analysis to reduce cost, add value, and minimize risk.
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This document provides an overview of various strategic planning frameworks and tools that can be used for information systems strategic planning, including PESTLE analysis, Porter's 5 forces, SWOT analysis, Ansoff's matrix, and others. It includes examples of how to apply these tools to analyze the external business environment, internal capabilities, and identify future strategies. Sample analyses are also provided for a school using PESTLE and Porter's 5 forces to demonstrate how these frameworks can be applied in practice.
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This document provides an overview of strategic management concepts and processes. It begins with definitions of key terms like vision, mission, external/internal analysis, and competitive strategies. It then describes the strategic management process of analyzing external environments, identifying opportunities/threats, determining core competencies, and integrating formulation and implementation strategies. Specific tools for analysis are also summarized, including PESTLE, Porter's Five Forces, SWOT, and the resource-based view. The document provides high-level summaries of strategic concepts, tools, and frameworks for competitive advantage.
Export management
This document provides an overview of export management. It aims to gain knowledge about international trade and the import/export process. It defines key terms like exports and importers. It discusses the scope and functions of exports, including improving standards of living and opportunities for economic growth. Factors that influence export marketing are explored, including controllable factors like resources and uncontrollable factors like policies and exchange rates. Market analysis, intelligence, research and selection processes are outlined. Finally, it discusses export planning, marketing, development and various entry strategies into foreign markets.
2014 navigate-a guide to marketing planning
Developing a marketing plan for the first timer can be daunting, here we present a user friendly guidebook on the key steps, inputs and take the reader through the development of a marketing plan from start to finish
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This document provides an overview of conducting an environmental analysis, which involves external and internal audits of an organization. The external audit identifies opportunities and threats in the organization's environment. Key parts of the external environment include economic, social, political, technological, and competitive forces. An External Factor Evaluation matrix is used to evaluate these external factors. The internal audit examines the organization's strengths and weaknesses. Relationships between different functional areas are also assessed. An Internal Factor Evaluation matrix summarizes findings from the internal audit. The environmental analysis provides important information for strategy formulation.
Strategic Marketing Session 2
This document summarizes a strategic marketing session that covers market and competitive analysis. It discusses defining product markets and segments; analyzing buyers, competitors, and the value chain; developing a strategic vision of the future market; and estimating market size. Key topics include understanding how customer needs, technology shifts, and new competitors can change market dynamics over time. The goal is to position a company competitively by understanding these market forces.
Opportunity Assessment: 7 Types of Opportunity
The document outlines seven types of business opportunities: knowledge, technology, product, service, lifestyle, physical resource, and trading/commodity. It provides examples and descriptions of each type. Knowledge opportunities apply specialist information to create value. Technology opportunities apply a technology to solve problems. Product opportunities use existing products to meet demand. Service opportunities are intangible and have low barriers to entry. Lifestyle opportunities provide experiences to make life easier. Physical resource opportunities exploit land and natural resources. Trading opportunities involve buying and selling based on supply and demand. The document also lists factors to assess for any opportunity, such as economic, environmental, political, social/cultural, and technological considerations.
Develpoing an effective b plan by akshay sonone
Develpoing an effective b plan by akshay sononePUMBA DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT SCIENCES UNIVERSITY OF PUNE
The document discusses market research and feasibility analysis for new business ventures. It covers topics such as identifying customers and competitors, evaluating the market, conducting demand forecasts, and developing marketing strategies. The presentation also addresses financial planning, identifying sources of funding, and common reasons why entrepreneurs fail such as poor planning, lack of experience, and inability to manage risks.Similar to strategic plan outline elements v1 10.15 (20)
Global marketing Plan External & Internal Analysis ppt
Global marketing Plan External & Internal Analysis ppt
Practically Applying Sourcing Grids for Risk Management
Practically Applying Sourcing Grids for Risk Management
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strategic plan outline elements v1 10.15
- 1. The Webb International Group LLC Business Development, marketing, operations, and strategic planning Market Study / Strategic Plan Client’s Strategic Position: • Market served • Historic, current, targeted M/S • Technology, R&D • Aftermarket support • Capacity utilization/capability • Financial resources • Comparative strengths/weaknesses • Barriers to entry • Product life cycle • Distribution • People/labor • Unit cost/profitability • Best sources of competitive advantage Competition: • Strengths / Weaknesses • Perceived strategies • Client opportunities/threats Industry Trends Marketing Channels Environmental Factors: • Cyclicality • Foreign competition • Labor availability/stability/cost • Price stability • Barriers to entry • Government regulations • Energy dependence • Raw material availability • Raw material cost • Political assessment/risk History: • Sales • Market available/served industry market • Market penetration/share • Growth Forecast: • Growth • Market available/served industry market • Market penetration/share • Sales Strategic Alternatives Strategic Recommendations Tactical Action Plan Recommendations