Driving Forces Analysis

question 138

Multiple Choice

Driving forces analysis:

• A) involves identifying the driving forces,assessing whether their impact will make the industry more or less attractive,and determining what strategy changes a company may need to make to prepare for the impacts of the driving forces.
• B) identifies which strategic group is the most powerful.
• C) helps managers identify which industry member is likely to become (or remain)the industry leader and why.
• D) helps managers identify which key success factors are most likely to help their company gain a competitive advantage.
• E) helps managers identify which of the five competitive forces will be the strongest driver of industry change.

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