External Environment Analysis
External Environment Analysis
External Environment Analysis
ANALYSIS
SUBMITTED BY : DEEKSHA SHASTRI
MBA 4 TH SEMESTER
ROLL NO. 01035103918
ENVIRONMENT ANALYSIS
Introduction
Need & Importance of environment analysis
Process of Environmental analysis
Limitation of environment analysis
Types of environment
ENVIRONMENT ANALYSIS
Environment analysis is describe as the process which examines all of the components ,
internal or external, that has an influence on the performance of the organization.
The internal components indicate the strengths and weakness of the business entity
whereas the external components represent the opportunities and threats outside the
organization.
Systematic analysis enables the managers to predict the future and to have enough
time for other activities. This minimizes the time pressure of the managers.
PROCESS OF ENVIRONMENT ANALYSIS
Identifying environment factor: first of all, the factors which influence the business
entity are to be identified, to improve its Position in the Market. the identification is
performed at various levels i.e. company level, market level and global level.
Scanning and selecting relevant and key factors: scanning implies the process of
critically examining the factor that highly influence the business ,as all the factors
identified in the previous step effects the entity with the same intensity.
Defining variables for analysis: in this step, a careful analysis of all environmental
factor is made to determine their effect on different business levels and on the
business as a whole. Different tools available for the analysis include benchmarking,
Delphi technique and scenario building.
Using different methods ,techniques and tools: some of the methods are scenario
building, benchmarking and network methods. Some of the Techniques are
brainstorming, survey, historical enquiry. some of the analytical tools are made mean,
median, mode, frequency.
Contd……..
Designing profiles: internal areas are recorded in strategic advantage profile (SAP) ,
and external areas are recorded in environmental threat and opportunity profile
(ETOP). These two profiles are designed and combined in to one.
Not fully reliable: normally, people too much reliable on the information collected
through environmental scanning. But in practice ,it is not so , when there is
overloading of information ,one is likely to get confused.
Technological forces or factors could be said to be the most pervasive in the environment .
Technology refer to the application of knowledge base which science provides. It is a
well established fact that information and communication technology has
revolutionized business operation.
• Product innovation
• R & D spending
• Quick diffusion of technology
• Application of knowledge
• Focus of private and government-supported R & D expenditure
• New communication technologies
• Product obsolescence
GLOBAL ELEMENTS
The global environment includes geographic and ecological factors that influence the
business operations. These factors include the availability of natural resources, weather
and climatic condition, location aspect, topographical factors, etc.
• Forex
• Treaties
• WTO
• UN
• Trade barriers
SOCIO-CULTURAL ELEMENT