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Suppliers
San Miguel sources raw materials from local and international suppliers, ensuring quality and cost-effectiveness.
Customers
SMC caters to a diverse customer base, including individuals, businesses, and governments, offering products like food, beverages, and packaging.
Competitors
Key competitors include Nestlé Philippines, Coca-Cola FEMSA, and other local food and beverage companies.
Publics
Various stakeholders, including media, NGOs, and community groups, influence SMC’s operations and reputation.
Political
Government regulations, trade policies, and political stability impact SMC’s business operations.
Economic
Economic conditions such as inflation, exchange rates, and economic growth affect SMC’s financial performance and pricing strategies.
Social
Changing consumer preferences, lifestyle trends, and population demographics influence product development and marketing strategies.
Technological
Advances in technology, such as automation and digital marketing, are adopted by SMC to improve efficiency and customer engagement.
Environmental
Environmental policies and sustainability trends drive SMC to adopt eco-friendly practices, like reducing carbon emissions and waste.
Legal
Compliance with laws related to labor, safety, and intellectual property is crucial for SMC’s operations.
Strategic Plan - Plan
SMC’s long-term vision includes expanding its market reach, diversifying product lines, and increasing sustainability efforts.
Operational Plan - Plan
Specific goals for production, marketing, and distribution to ensure efficient daily operations.
Corporate Governance - Politics
Policies ensuring ethical business practices, transparency, and accountability.
Sustainability Policies - Policies
Initiatives for environmental protection, such as waste reduction and energy efficiency.
Workforce - Human Resources
Skilled and diverse employees across various departments, including R&D, marketing, and operations.
Training & Development - Human Resources
Continuous employee training programs to enhance skills and performance.
Capital - Financial Resources
Strong financial backing with access to capital markets for funding expansions and new projects.
Revenue Streams - Financial Resources
Diverse revenue sources from multiple product lines and business segments.
Values - Organizational Culture
A culture of innovation, integrity, and customer focus.
Employee Engagement - Organizational Culture
Programs promoting employee well-being, collaboration, and career growth.
Production Facilities - Machineries
State-of-the-art manufacturing plants and equipment to ensure high-quality production.
Technology - Machineries
Advanced IT systems for efficient management of supply chain, inventory, and customer relationships.
Two Types of External Environment
Micro Environment, Macro Environment
What are the Internal Environment (PPHFOM)
Plans, Policies, Human Resources, Financial Resources, Organizational Culture, Machineries
What are the Macro Environment (PESTEL)
Political, Economic, Social, Technological, Environmental, Legal
What are the Micro Environment (SCCP)
Suppliers, Competitors, Consumers, Publics