Environmental Analysis of Tata Motor
Environmental Analysis of Tata Motor
Environmental Analysis of Tata Motor
Through this study, our purpose is to conduct environmental analysis for TATA
NANO, a great innovation in the Small Commercial Vehicle Segment of the Tata
Motors.
We will learn about Tata Nano, and, study and analyse all the factors that are
responsible for the growth/decline of the product in the market. We will find out all
the relevant factors that have a bearing on the growth and sustainability of Tata Nano.
Our aim is to forecast what will be the future position of Tata Nano.
Business environment
Business environment refers to all those internal and external factors which impact the
functioning/performance of a firm and its decision making.
Business environment consists of all those factors that have a bearing on the business,
such as the strengths, weaknesses, internal power, relationships and orientation of the
organization, government power and regulation; nature of the economy, economic
conditions, socio-cultural factors, demographic trends, global trends, natural factors.
Business environment
Type Public
Industry Automotive
Founded 1945
Founder(s) J.R.D. Tata
Headquarters Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Key people Ratan Tata (Chairman Emeritus)
Cyrus Pallonji Mistry (Chairman)
Ravi Kant (Vice Chairman)
Karl Slym (Managing Director)
Products Automobiles
Commercial vehicles
Automotive parts
Product profile:
1. Passenger Vehicles
2. Commercial Vehicles:
Sedan
Hatch back: Tata Nano
Pick ups
Crossovers
Utility vehicles
Jaguar
Land rover
Fiat
Scanning and monitoring
Scanning is the process of analysing the environmental factors for the for the
identification of the factors which have an impact on or implications for the business.
Environmental scanning is thus aimed at alerting the organization to potentially
significant threats. It also aimed for finding new opportunity for the business and
whether the will the company be able to cash these benefits? In this step, we will take
into consideration all the internal and external factors and analyse the importance of
these factors.