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what model is used to analyse the best markets to compete in and the products to offer
Ansoffs matrix
what is ansoff's matrix
the risks become greater the further away a business goes from focussing on selling existing products to existing customers, but the reward increases
what is market penetration
increasing market share through selling existing products to existing market, least risky strategy
what is product development
Launching new products into the same market,
How is product development risky
high costs research and development, marketting and promotion so high loss if the product fails
What is market development
selling in a new market with existing products
What is diversification
Introducing new products into new markets
Why is diversification the riskiest strategy
It is operating outside of its range of knowledge and experience
What is strategic risk
uncertainty regarding the firms financial goals and objectives.
What is strategic direction
what strategy a firm takes to meet its long-term objectives
What is strategic positioning
how a business positions themselves so that they can sell the most products
What is Porter's Generic Strategies
low cost leadership, differentiation, focus(niche), differenitation and cost focus
What does porter state about these strategies
That a business needs to pick between as they will get ‘stuck in the middle’ otherwise and lose competitiveness
what is the cost leadership strategy
The aim to be the lowest cost operater, so they can charge lower prices and therefore gain a competitive advantage
How do businesses adopt a low cost strategy
high levels of efficiency
low cost labours
What is differentiation strategy
to offer products or services that are of unique and superior , with added value compared with those of competitors. Means consumers are willing to pay a premium price
what are focus strategies
Using cost leadership or differentiation to produce a specialized product or service for a limited, specially targeted group of customers (nichemarket)
What is a critisism of porters generic startegies
They tend to only work in slow moving markets that are fairly unchanging. As otherwise consumer trends are changing quickly
What are the benefits of having a competitive advantage
increased profits
increased market share
higher capacity utilisation (less waste)
economies of scale
Difficulties in rettaining competetive advantage
maintaining product differentiation without it being copied
new entrants in the market
changes in consumer tastes