BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT MODULE 1 BUSINESS ORGANIZATIONS & ENVIRONMENT.

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BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT MODULE 1 BUSINESS ORGANIZATIONS & ENVIRONMENT

The Ansoff Matrix  An analytical tool that helps managers to devise their product and market growth strategies  It shows the various strategies that a business can take depending on whether it wants to market new or existing products or enter new or existing markets

The Matrix ExistingNew Existing Market Penetration Product Development New Market Development Diversification Products Markets

Market Penetration  Low risk growth strategy  Focus on selling existing goods in existing markets  Business focuses on products and markets it is familiar with  Market research is therefore minimized  Reaction time of competitors is quick

Product Development  Medium risk strategy  Selling new products in existing market –Apple iPhone and McDonalds are two companies (products) that use this method  Product extension strategies and new product development  Products may have reached the end of their useful life  Reasons to acquire other companies

Market Development  Medium risk growth strategy  Selling existing products in new markets  Using new distribution channels; changing the price; appealing packaging  The success of a product in one country does not necessarily guarantee success in another

Diversification  High risk growth strategy that involves marketing new products in new markets  Risk is spread over several products –Virgin Group  Development of larger controlling companies (parent company) –Time Warner  Business is usually not familiar with the product’s success in different markets –Exercise – Ansoff Matrix