Competetive Analysis

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What is competitive analysis?

The process of evaluating competition within an industry to understand its dynamics

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What is Porter’s Five Forces Framework?

A model developed by Michael Porter to analyze competitive forces within an industry

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What does Porter’s Five Forces focus on?

External factors that affect businesses operating in the same industry

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What are the five forces in Porter’s Five Forces Framework?

Threat of new entrants, bargaining power of suppliers, bargaining power of buyers, threat of substitutes, and rivalry among competitors

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What is the threat of new entrants?

The ease or difficulty for new competitors to enter an industry

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When is the threat of new entrants high?

When entry barriers are low and access to resources is easy

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When is the threat of new entrants low?

When entry barriers are high such as strong brand loyalty and strict regulations

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How can companies mitigate the threat of new entrants?

Build brand loyalty, create entry barriers, and continuously innovate

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What is the bargaining power of suppliers?

The ability of suppliers to influence prices, quality, and supply availability

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When is supplier power high?

When there are few suppliers, unique products, and high switching costs

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When is supplier power low?

When there are many suppliers and switching is easy

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How can companies mitigate supplier power?

Diversify suppliers, use substitutes, build partnerships, and increase purchase volume

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What is the bargaining power of buyers?

The ability of customers to influence price, quality, and terms of sale

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When is buyer power high?

When there are many alternatives, low switching costs, and price sensitivity

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When is buyer power low?

When products are unique and switching costs are high

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How can companies mitigate buyer power?

Differentiate products, build relationships, and create loyalty programs

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What is the threat of substitute products or services?

The risk that customers will switch to alternative products offering similar benefits

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When is the threat of substitutes high?

When substitutes are available, affordable, and easy to switch to

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When is the threat of substitutes low?

When few alternatives exist and switching costs are high

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How can companies mitigate the threat of substitutes?

Innovate products, build brand loyalty, and adapt to customer preferences

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What is rivalry among existing competitors?

The intensity of competition between firms in the same industry

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When is rivalry among competitors strong?

When there are many competitors, slow growth, and similar products

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When is rivalry among competitors weak?

When there are few competitors and products are differentiated

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What are the effects of strong rivalry?

Reduced prices, lower profit margins, and decreased market share

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How can companies mitigate rivalry among competitors?

Differentiate products, invest in marketing, and improve efficiency

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What is the purpose of Porter’s Five Forces?

To understand industry competition and guide strategic decision-making

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What factors increase competition intensity in an industry?

Many competitors, low differentiation, and low switching costs

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What factors reduce competition intensity in an industry?

Strong differentiation, high switching costs, and fewer competitors