SWOT Analysis-Corporate Appraisal

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SWOT Analysis:Corporate Appraisal MBA-Day

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SWOT Analysis:Corporate Appraisal

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Corporate Appraisal

Is the process through which managers analyse the various factors of their organisation to evaluate their relative strengths and weaknesses so as to meet the opportunities and threats of the environment

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The Strategic Advantages Profile:

Is a systematic evaluation of the enterprise’s strategic advantage factors weighted by the significance of each factor for the company in its environment

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Process of Corporate Appraisal:

Identification of ‘key factors’ Identification of strategic importance of

factors Assessing strengths and weaknesses on

key factors Preparing ‘Strategic Advantages Profile’ Relating strategic advantages to strategy

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Strategic factors in Corporate Appraisal:

Marketing factors Production/operations Finance and accounting Personnel and management

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Marketing Factors:

Competitive competence Product mix Product life cycle Marketing research Channels of distribution

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Sales force Pricing Promotional efforts

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Production/Operations:

Allocation and use of resources Rationalisation of resources Locational pattern Production capacity and its use Cost structure Cost-volume-profit relationship

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Operation procedures Raw materials availability Inventory control system Research and development Patent rights

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Finance and Accounting:

Capital cost Capital structure Financial planning Tax benefits Pattern of shareholding

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Relationship with shareholders and financers

Accounting procedures

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Personnel and Management

Corporate image and prestige Organisational climate Top management constitution and

philosophy Quality of management personnel Management practices

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Organisation structure Industrial relations Organisational external relationships

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Methods of Corporate Appraisal:

Financial analysis method Key factor rating method

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Synergy

Is the process of putting two elements together to achieve a total greater than the sum of the individual parts

This effect can be described as 2+2=5

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Synergy effect in the process of strategy formulation refers to the degree of complementarity between present skills and resources and the future skills and resources which would be required for a strategy