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    Prepared by:- Arvind Mehta(02)

    Vivek Gupta(25)

    Rohit Kumar(31)

    Akhil Shah(36)

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    An industrys profit potential is largely

    determined by the intensity of competitive

    rivalrywithin that industry

    MICHAEL PORTER

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    The model of the Five Competitive Forces wasdeveloped by Michael E. Porter

    An important tool for analyzing an organizations

    industry structure in strategic processes.

    These forces determine the intensity of competitionand hence the profitability and attractiveness of an

    industry impact on a companys ability to compete in a

    given market.

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    Porters 5 Forces Model

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    The term 'suppliers' comprises all sources forinputs that are needed in order to providegoods or services

    Supplier bargaining power is likely to be

    high when:-

    The market is dominated by a few largesuppliers rather than a fragmented source ofsupply

    There are no substitutes for the particularinput

    Employee solidarity

    bargainingpower ofSupplier

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    Determines how much customers can

    impose pressure on margins andvolumes.

    Monospony

    Customers bargaining power is likelyto be high when

    Buyers are concentrated Buyers purchase significant

    proportion of production

    The customer knows about theproduction costs of the product

    Low when

    Producer threaten forward integration

    Producer supply critical of buyersinput

    bargainingpower of buyers

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    The threat of new entries willdepend on the extent to whichthere are barriers to entry .These are,

    High initial investments and fixedcosts

    Brand loyalty of customers

    Scarcity of important resources,e.g. qualified expert staff

    Existing players have closecustomer relations

    Threat ofNew Entrants

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    A threat from substitutes exists ifthere are alternativeproducts with lower prices ofbetter performanceparameters for the same purpose

    The threat of substitutes isdetermined by following factors

    Brand loyalty of customers

    Close customer relationships

    Current trends.

    Threat ofSubstitutes

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    This force describes the intensity ofcompetition between existing players(companies) in an industry

    Competition between existing playersis likely to be high when

    There are many players of about thesame size

    Players have similar strategies

    There is not much differentiationbetween players and their products

    Competitive Rivalrybetween ExistingPlayers

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    Thus, Porters Model of Five CompetitiveForces is a simple but powerful tool forunderstanding where power lies in a businesssituation.

    It helps to understand both the strength ofyour current competitive position & the

    strength of a position you are looking tomove into.

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