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What is competitive analysis?
The process of evaluating competition within an industry to understand its dynamics
What is Porter’s Five Forces Framework?
A model developed by Michael Porter to analyze competitive forces within an industry
What does Porter’s Five Forces focus on?
External factors that affect businesses operating in the same industry
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
What is the threat of new entrants?
The ease or difficulty for new competitors to enter an industry
When is the threat of new entrants high?
When entry barriers are low and access to resources is easy
When is the threat of new entrants low?
When entry barriers are high such as strong brand loyalty and strict regulations
How can companies mitigate the threat of new entrants?
Build brand loyalty, create entry barriers, and continuously innovate
What is the bargaining power of suppliers?
The ability of suppliers to influence prices, quality, and supply availability
When is supplier power high?
When there are few suppliers, unique products, and high switching costs
When is supplier power low?
When there are many suppliers and switching is easy
How can companies mitigate supplier power?
Diversify suppliers, use substitutes, build partnerships, and increase purchase volume
What is the bargaining power of buyers?
The ability of customers to influence price, quality, and terms of sale
When is buyer power high?
When there are many alternatives, low switching costs, and price sensitivity
When is buyer power low?
When products are unique and switching costs are high
How can companies mitigate buyer power?
Differentiate products, build relationships, and create loyalty programs
What is the threat of substitute products or services?
The risk that customers will switch to alternative products offering similar benefits
When is the threat of substitutes high?
When substitutes are available, affordable, and easy to switch to
When is the threat of substitutes low?
When few alternatives exist and switching costs are high
How can companies mitigate the threat of substitutes?
Innovate products, build brand loyalty, and adapt to customer preferences
What is rivalry among existing competitors?
The intensity of competition between firms in the same industry
When is rivalry among competitors strong?
When there are many competitors, slow growth, and similar products
When is rivalry among competitors weak?
When there are few competitors and products are differentiated
What are the effects of strong rivalry?
Reduced prices, lower profit margins, and decreased market share
How can companies mitigate rivalry among competitors?
Differentiate products, invest in marketing, and improve efficiency
What is the purpose of Porter’s Five Forces?
To understand industry competition and guide strategic decision-making
What factors increase competition intensity in an industry?
Many competitors, low differentiation, and low switching costs
What factors reduce competition intensity in an industry?
Strong differentiation, high switching costs, and fewer competitors