Introduction .................................................................................................................................................. 3
Internal factors.............................................................................................................................................. 3
Strategic risks ............................................................................................................................................ 3
Innovation ................................................................................................................................................. 4
Financial .................................................................................................................................................... 4
External factor............................................................................................................................................... 4
Economy ................................................................................................................................................... 4
Weather ........................................................................................................................................................ 4
Customer................................................................................................................................................... 4
Globalization from PEST Perspectives .......................................................................................................... 5
Globalization ............................................................................................................................................. 5
PEST Perspectives ......................................................................................................................................... 5
POLITICAL .................................................................................................................................................. 6
ECONOMY ................................................................................................................................................. 6
Social/Culture............................................................................................................................................ 7
Technological ............................................................................................................................................ 7
Strategies for a firm to compete in the market ............................................................................................ 9
Advertising ................................................................................................................................................ 9
Offer something that the opposition doesn't. .......................................................................................... 9
Estimating ............................................................................................................................................... 10
Deals and promoting................................................................................................................................... 10
Quality and administration ......................................................................................................................... 10
Conclusion ................................................................................................................................................... 11
References .................................................................................................................................................. 12
Everyday our business sector is changing the way it is. Many new things are produced and
developed and in a matter of about a few seconds among them, (Contributor, 2011).Businesses are
also influenced by the environment that they’re in and all the situational variables that decide
circumstances from every day. (Donald R. Cooper, 2008)Businesses need to keep a check and
constantly analyse the environment within which they run their business and within which the
market lays.
There are two types of environmental factors: internal factors and external factors
Internal factors
Strategic risks
These influence your business capacity to achieve the objectives in the marketable strategy. They
could be due to the impacts of changes in technological evolution or customer demand. These
factors could pose as threats as they can alter how customers perceive your product. Based on
these, customers might think a product is overpriced, dull and outdated.
Financial
The financial risks depend on the financial structure of your business. It is additionally reliant your
business transactions and the financial systems. For example, changes in interest rates or being
overly reliant on one customer could affect business.
External factor
Economy
The worldwide economy is one of the greatest outside components that will, sooner or later,
influence your business. (Ray, 2010) Market changes in view of governmental issues,
psychological warfare assaults, wars and cash cheapening in the end stream down to most business
ventures.
Weather
Companies affected by the weather have to make operational decisions based on forecasts of what
may happen. For example, research reveals thresholds in outdoor temperature, above which the
demand for soft drinks rises sharply. If retailers are aware of predicted temperature changes, they
can prepare to meet this demand by purchasing more drinks in advance
When a company’s success depends on whether it will rain or shine, it requires greater confidence
in the decisions it makes and in the impact of weather predictions upon those decisions
Customer
Your target customer base may change suddenly or slowly over a period of time. The changing
makeup of your competition can affect your business example if you cater to a more upwardly
mobile, family-oriented customer base. Cultural implications of a changing neighbourhood may
affect your business negatively or positively depending on your ability to meet the needs of
changing demographics
Globalization
Globalization is not a new concept. In past people use to travel to other places for gaining control
on others lands, for finding out the better living style. (Akram, 2011).Globalization is a procedure
of communication and joining among the general population, organizations, and legislatures of
various countries
PEST Perspectives
ECONOMY
Economic globalization echoes the views of thinkers in which states lose importance and the world
becomes a single global market of individual consumers. (Naylor, 1999)
Benefits
Increase standard of leaving
Economic globalization gives Government of developing countries access to outside loaning. At
the point when these assets are utilized on framework including streets, medicinal services,
training, and social administrations, the way of life in the nation increments.
Access to New Markets
Globalization leads to freer trade between nations. This is one of its biggest advantages to develop
countries, the growth this generates allows companies to develop new technologies and produce
new products and services.
Social/Culture
Globalization has many benefits and detriment to the culture in the developing countries. Many
emerging countries cultures has been changed through globalization. (Naylor, 1999)
Benefits
Better understanding
Because of globalization we have Better understanding of foreign values and attitudes. Less
stereotypes and misconceptions about other people and cultures
Access to Information
Due to important tools of globalization like television, radio, satellite and internet, it is possible
today to know what is happening in any countries such as, America, Japan and Australia.
Cons
Culture differences
Globalization in culture can have a danger of cultural homogenization.
Distinct features
Some small cultures may lose their distinct features. And through this Dangerous or violent ideals
can spread faster
Technological
Technology was necessary to enable globalization and this technology emerged from developed
countries. It changed the economic relationship between countries because it made knowledge an
increasingly important component in the production of goods and services. (Naylor, 1999)
Business techniques point of interest moves made to give worth to clients and addition an upper
hand by misusing centre abilities in particular, singular item or administration markets. Business-
level system is worried with a company's position in an industry, in respect to contenders and to
the five strengths of rivalry. (Donald R. Cooper, 2008)
Advertising
Advertising methodologies are utilized with great aim to expose true endeavour’s that serve the
general population interest. (William G. Nickels, 1987)Significant oil organizations took out costly
daily paper advertisements amid the oil and gas deficiencies to safeguard their high benefits—
contending that they were required either to fund future vitality development or to compensate for
discouraged benefits previously. (Strickland, 1978)
• discounting - briefly bringing down costs or offering two at the cost of one
• image estimating - where the apparent picture of the item exceeds the real cost, for
example, in extravagance merchandise.
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Conclusion
This chapter explains generic business-level strategies that executives select to keep their firms
competitive.the best growth strategies are well-planned because they provide the clearest road
maps that will lead a company to higher performance outcomes more quickly because of the
processes and systems that are set in action to support them. (Strickland, 1978)
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