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Assignment: Your business strategy in the Global Environment This week’s materials focus on your innovations and creativity in a global environment.

Congratulations! You have just started a new business!

Your assignment this week is to:

1. First tell me what your new business is. Do you provide a service, or a product? Define this business you’ve spent so much time dreaming of starting.

2. Next develop a PEST Analysis using the template below.

3. Finally, describe how you’re going to grow this business in the global environment.

Parts 1 and 3 will be in a combined MS Word document (Body Section). The PEST analysis needs to be placed in an appendix section of this combined paper. Only submit (1) paper that has all three parts. APA formatting is NOT required. You are to use, and cite, no less than 2 outside sources. Minimum of 2 pages (not including appendix section). That is, the BODY of your paper is to be a minimum of 2 pages. Title pages, Abstract and Reference pages do not count to the total.

PEST Analysis Template

Situation
being analysed:
______________________________________________________________________

PEST analysis (political, economical, social, technological) assesses a
market, including competitors, from the standpoint of a particular proposition
or a business.

criteria examples

ecological/environmental
current legislation

future
legislation

international
legislation

regulatory
bodies and processes

government
policies

government
term and change

trading
policies

funding,
grants and initiatives

home
market pressure- groups

international
pressure- groups

wars
and conflicts

political

economical

criteria
examples

home
economy

economy
trends

overseas
economies

general
taxation

taxation
specific to product/services

seasonality
issues

market/trade
cycles

specific
industry factors

market
routes trends

distribution
trends

customer/end-user
drivers

interest/
exchange rates

international
trade and monetary issues

criteria
examples

lifestyle
trends

demographics

consumer
attitudes and opinions

media
views

law
changes affecting social factors

brand,
company, technology image

consumer
buying patterns

fashion
and role models

major
events and influences

buying
access and trends

ethnic/religious
factors

advertising
and publicity

ethical
issues

social

technological

criteria
examples

competing
technology development

research
funding

associated/dependent
technologies

replacement
technology/solutions

maturity
of technology

manufacturing
maturity and capacity

information
and communications

consumer
buying mechanisms/technology

technology
legislation

innovation
potential

technology
access, licensing, patents

intellectual
property issues

global
communications

Note: PEST analysis
can be useful before SWOT analysis because PEST helps to identify SWOT factors.
PEST and SWOT are two different perspectives but can contain common
factors. SWOT stands for strengths,
weaknesses, opportunities, threats.

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