Chapter3 Environmental Appraisal SM
Chapter3 Environmental Appraisal SM
Submitted To:
Mrs. Archana
Deshpande
Submitted By:
Mehak Raheja
Reema Wanwani
Ekta Suri
Charanjeet Singh
What is environment
Environment means the surroundings, external objects,
influences or circumstances under which someone or
something exists.
The environment of any organization is the aggregate
of all conditions, events and influences that surround
and affect it
Characteristics of environment
Environment is complex: The environment consist of
number of factors, events, conditions and influences
arising from different sources. All these do not exist in
isolation but interact with each other to create an
entirely new set of influences.
Environment is dynamic: The environment is
consistently changing in nature. Due to many and
varied influence operating, there is dynamism in the
environment causing it to continuously change its
shape and character
SWOT ANALYSIS
TYPES
INTERNAL
ENVIRONMENT
EXTERNAL
ENVIRONMEN
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Environmental sectors
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Economic environment
International Environment
Market Environment
Political Environment
Regulatory Environment
Socio Cultural Environment
Supplier Environment
Technological Environment
Economic Environment
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International Environment
The international environment consists of all those
factors that operate at cross cultural and across border
level, having impact on business of organization e.g.
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Market Environment
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Political Environment
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Regulatory environment
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Supplier environment
The supplier environment consists of factors related to
cost, reliability and availability of factors of production or
services that have impact on business of an organization
Some important factors are :
1. Cost availability and continuity of supply of raw
material
2. Cost availability of finance
3. Cost , reliability and availability of energy used in
production
4. Cost ,availability and dependability of human resource
Technological
Environment
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Environmental scanning
Environmental scanning can be defined as
process by which organizations monitor
their relevant environment to identify
opportunities and threats affecting their
business for purpose of taking strategic
decisions.
Approaches to environmental
scanning
Kubr has suggested three approaches which
could be adopted for sorting out information
for environmental scanning.
These three approaches are
Systematic
approach
Ad hoc
approach
Processed-form
approach
Systematic Approach
Under this approach, information for environmental
scanning is collected systematically. Information related
to markets and customers, changes in legislation and
regulations that have a direct impact on organizations
activities etc.
It could be collected continuously to monitor changes
and take the relevant factors into account. Continuously
updating such information is necessary not only for
strategic management but also for operational activities.
Adhoc Approach
Using this approach an organization may conduct
special service and studies to deal with specific
environmental issues from time to time. Such studies
may be conducted for instance when an organization
has to undertake special project, evaluate existing
strategies or devise new strategies.
Processed-Form Approach
For adopting this approach the organization uses
information in processed form, available from different
sources both inside and outside the organization. When
an organization uses information supplied by Govt.
agencies or private institutions, it uses secondary
source of data and the information is available in
processed form.