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Spotify Porters Five Forces Analysis 2018

The music streaming industry is a prominent oligopoly with major players Spotify, Apple music, Amazon music, among others. Spotify is the largest music streaming service accounting for 47.8% market share based on streams with major competitors Apple having 10.6% market shares respectively (Wagner 2018). The music streaming service industry is very competitive and by using the Porters five forces analysis below, we discuss major ways in which the competition has affected the growth of Spotify highlighting major threats, opportunities and points at which the competition is most intense. 

Analyze the Competitive Strategy of EasyJet Plc.

This report analyzed and evaluated the competitive strategy of EasyJet that has enabled it to develop its current competitive position in the low-cost airline market. In this report, EasyJet was seen to be one of the leading and strongest low-cost airlines in the market despite its tough competition from its rivals such as Ryan Air and Norwegian Air. The company’s competitive strategies are very strategic and ahead of its rivals, resulting in its growth and development. This report used strategic tools such as Porter's generic strategy, the strategy clock, a SWOT analysis, and a PESTLE analysis to clearly understand the competitive strategy of EasyJet. 
EasyJet is one of the largest airlines in the world with over 308 aircraft, operating 927 routes across 34 countries and 153 airports. It is a low-cost European point-to-point airline with its headquarters at London Luton Airport, United Kingdom (UK).  In 2022, it carried more than 69.7 million passengers, making it one of the biggest airline carriers in Europe by passenger numbers, behind Ryanair (Annual Report 2022).
In essence, EasyJet follows a cost leadership and broad focus strategy and some of the core competencies include Technology, operation, and inbound and outbound logistics. Thus from the above analysis, it can be concluded that EasyJet believes in putting the employees before the customer and providing excellent customer care. These capabilities of EasyJet cannot be replicated by its major competitor Ryanair and become distinctive capabilities. The above capability becomes the core competence of EasyJet.

Discuss the key aspects of the external environment that have an impact on businesses

Businesses do not operate in a vacuum, they operate in a dynamic environment with factors that directly influence their operations and success potential. These factors include internal (eg human resources and organizational structure) and external factors such as customers and competitors. Each of these factors have the potential to influence the performance of organizations. It is thus essential for organizations to often study their environment and strategize accordingly, especially in today’s volatile market. As shown by history, firms that fail to understand their environment and strategize accordingly are likely to go obsolete. The report used PESTLE analysis to analyze the different external factors that affect businesses.
 

What are some of the ways of analyzing strengths and weaknesses of a company?

Strategic management is refers to a consistent level of management attained through setting up strategic goals and tactics to make certain the decisions of top management to effectively attain the goals in the long run and at the same time flexible short-term results. Strategy provides general regulations for an organization. The concept of strategic management is made up of three elements namely; Strategic analysis, strategic choices, and strategic implementation. The mentioned elements are of significance in a firm because they evaluate the business and industries that the firm is a member of. Strategy also ensures effective competition and aids in setting of reasonable aims in the contemporary and the future. 
Strategic Management is vital in organizations because it helps them to assess their strengths and weaknesses as well as identify the serious external factors, which influence the position of the firm, they also define the factors which help with the implementation of a firm.
This research aims at analyzing the strengths and weaknesses of a company. Key questions answered are; what tool is used to analyze an organization's strengths weaknesses opportunities and threats? What is an analysis used by the organization to identify internal strengths and weaknesses and external opportunities and threats? What are the tools other than SWOT analysis?
The business environment that affects companies is made up of both the macro and microenvironment. The macro environment is the most general layer of the business environment and consists of broad environmental factors that impact all organizations across all industries so businesses use frameworks such as Pestle and Swot to analyze environmental factors. The starting point for analyzing macro-level influences is Pestle analysis which is used to identify how both current and future trends in the political, economic, social, technological, legal, and the environment impact the company. This is followed by Porter's five forces analysis to examine the impact of Porter's five forces on the company as well as Swot to assess how the internal strengths and weaknesses of the company can be leveraged together with external opportunities to mitigate existing weaknesses and external threats from the environment.
 

HSBC Bank BCG Matrix 2018

HSBC Bank had a 5.9% return on equity in 2017 through its various businesses such as Retail Banking and Wealth Management, Global Personal Banking, Commercial Banking, Global Banking and Markets, among others. Using BCG Matrix analysis and Swot, this report identifies HSBC’s major strategic business units and portfolio of business resources that can help it mitigate arising threats (identified by Pestle analysis) and internal weaknesses (identified by Swot analysis) while taking advantage of new opportunity trends (Pestle) that are shaping the UK banking industry.

Analyze the business environment of electric vehicles using the case study of Volvo

The global business environment is a term used to describe the opportunities and challenges faced by businesses that operate in the global marketplace. It mirrors the interconnectedness of all parts of the world, which means that what happens in one country or region has an impact on other regions or countries where a business operates. Whenever a company expands its footprint beyond its home territory, it enters an international business environment which means that it must align with the differing cultures of each external environment while conducting its business operations. It is thus essential for multinational companies to put into consideration the social, political, economic, regulatory, tax, technological, and legal environments to improve performance. This report analyzed the business environment of electric vehicles using the case study of Volvo. 

Marketing fundamentals of Airbus

The essence of any company’s marketing strategy is to anticipate and satisfy the needs and wants of customers and make a profit in the process. Today, consumers seek high quality, lower prices, and better services. On top of that, competitors are always seeking to grow their market share in the highly competitive environment through innovation, product improvement, and effectively satisfying customer needs and desires. For new and established businesses to survive, it is essential to not only invest in marketing but adapt their marketing strategies to keep up with today’s volatile market. Marketing involves several activities that enhance an organization’s ability to effectively satisfy the needs and desires of its customers, thereby strengthening its position within the market. The marketing process includes developing, pricing, promoting, and distributing products/ services tailored to a given market. It includes all activities that create value and methodically result in increased sales, and establish a good company reputation and relationships with customers for all stakeholders to achieve their objectives. This report analyses the market strategy of Airbus.  
 

Haier strategy development report

Haier's strategy development report used various frameworks including Pestle, Swot, Porter's five forces, BCG, and Resources & Capabilities to assess its current strategic position and recommend appropriate strategies for further development in the global context. According to the findings, the company is faced with a number of challenges including the China-USA trade war, rising labor costs, oversupply, and market saturation in China among others. Unless Haier acts to mitigate such arising threats, it will find itself losing market share and future growth opportunities in key markets and product segments.
 

Discuss the concept of strategic management in businesses

Citing Strategy and Structure by Chandler, and A.D., strategy is defined as the determination of a long-term goal and objectives of a business and the acquiring of various methods on how to achieve the goal and allocating of resources that will help in the achieving of the set goals Based on the research conducted, strategy implementation process is impacted by several factors among which include; strategy communication, organizational leadership, organizational culture, organizational structure, resource allocation, staff training, and organizational rewards. This essay is going to examine the concept of strategic management in businesses.

What is strategic management? Strategic management is defined as a system of management that links both strategic planning and decision-making in the current business world whilst operating the organization as per Gluck, Kaufman, and Walleck, 1982. It is the most important process for members of an organization that involves estimating the organization’s future and developing the necessary procedures and operations to achieve its future goals and objectives. Strategic management is regularly established by high levels of management to aid the business in assembling, analyzing, and putting in order constructive information to keep up with the industry and competitive trends.

The strategic management process is made up of three elements namely; Strategic analysis, strategic choices, and strategic implementation. The mentioned elements are of significance in a firm because they evaluate the business and industries that the firm is a member of. Strategy also ensures effective competition and aids in setting of reasonable aims in the contemporary and the future. The elements of the Strategic Management Process help in assessing the strength and identifying the serious external factors, which influence the position of the firm, they also define the factors which help with the implementation of a firm.
 

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