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Business environment
Contents
Introduction: 4
TASK – 1: 4
(a)Input Output Process (IPO analysis): 4
(b) Considering inputs, which of the two companies would be more likely to thrive in a centrally planned economy and which in a market economy? 5
(c) Considering the output side of Premier Foods, is the company’s customer environment more or less uncertain than ten years ago? 6
(d) Different stakeholders of Premier foods and their power grid: 6
(e) How well is Premier Foods currently discharging its responsibilities to different stakeholders? 7
TASK-2: 7
(a) PESTEL analysis of Premier Foods 7
(b) Consideration of different macroeconomics factors in Premier Foods Company: 9
(c) Social & cultural factors that affects the organization: 10
(d) Is Premier Food’s current strategy to stop growing its business by buying up other businesses, and to concentrate instead on consolidation and organic growth, the right one? 10
TASK-3: 11
(a) According to IPO, condition of Premier Food’s for British Exit: 11
(b) Which of our two companies, Premier Foods and Vodafone, might have more to lose by the UK being outside of the European Economic Area (EEA)? 11
(C) Which of our two companies, Premier Foods and Vodafone, might have more to lose by the UK being outside of a common regulatory framework of business? 12
Conclusion: 12
Reference: 13
Introduction:
Business environment is a condition of business that greatly influences the company. There are two types of business environment. One is internal environment and another is external environment. Without this two elements there are many elements in business that can affect the business. Business results are not only influenced by the performance but also environment. The environment of a business is consists of many factors that can affect the business in many ways. Some of these factors are clients and suppliers, owners and competitors, government laws and activities, market, social and...
Contents
Introduction: 4
TASK – 1: 4
(a)Input Output Process (IPO analysis): 4
(b) Considering inputs, which of the two companies would be more likely to thrive in a centrally planned economy and which in a market economy? 5
(c) Considering the output side of Premier Foods, is the company’s customer environment more or less uncertain than ten years ago? 6
(d) Different stakeholders of Premier foods and their power grid: 6
(e) How well is Premier Foods currently discharging its responsibilities to different stakeholders? 7
TASK-2: 7
(a) PESTEL analysis of Premier Foods 7
(b) Consideration of different macroeconomics factors in Premier Foods Company: 9
(c) Social & cultural factors that affects the organization: 10
(d) Is Premier Food’s current strategy to stop growing its business by buying up other businesses, and to concentrate instead on consolidation and organic growth, the right one? 10
TASK-3: 11
(a) According to IPO, condition of Premier Food’s for British Exit: 11
(b) Which of our two companies, Premier Foods and Vodafone, might have more to lose by the UK being outside of the European Economic Area (EEA)? 11
(C) Which of our two companies, Premier Foods and Vodafone, might have more to lose by the UK being outside of a common regulatory framework of business? 12
Conclusion: 12
Reference: 13
Introduction:
Business environment is a condition of business that greatly influences the company. There are two types of business environment. One is internal environment and another is external environment. Without this two elements there are many elements in business that can affect the business. Business results are not only influenced by the performance but also environment. The environment of a business is consists of many factors that can affect the business in many ways. Some of these factors are clients and suppliers, owners and competitors, government laws and activities, market, social and...