Competitive Analysis Through Porter’s 5 Forces

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About This Podcast Episode: Competitive Analysis Through Porter’s 5 Forces

Are you proactive in identifying the forces that influence your business environment?

By understanding and leveraging these forces, your organisation can navigate competitive landscapes more effectively and make informed strategic decisions that drive success. Join PMI Partner Consultant Des Kelly as our strategy-focused mini-series continues with an exploration of Porter’s 5 Forces. Des explores how integrating Porter’s 5 Forces with other strategic tools will enhance the robustness of your strategic planning.

 

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Join Des Kelly and Susannah Clarke in the studio as they discuss Competitive Analysis Through Porter’s 5 Forces.  You’ll hear about:

  • Porter’s 5 Forces Model Description (01:00)
  • Application of Porter’s Model (02:11)
  • Using Tools Together (06:06)
  • Quantifiable Data in Strategic Analysis (08:03)
  • Recommended Reading (09:29)
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