PESTLE Analysis Explained
What is PESTLE Analysis? It s the same as PEST analysis but adding Legal and Environtmental factors. PESTLE analysis is explained in the below diagram.
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Gap Analysis Framework
A gap analysis framework is an assessment of your current performance vs. where you want to be as a business in the future. This is one of the top mba frameworks and is a useful tool to improve company’s performance.
Gap Analysis Current vs Future State
The analysis of the gap between the current state and the future state is shown on the below diagram. Companies can come up with a plan of action based on the analysis to close identified gaps.
Ansoff Matrix
The Ansoff matrix helps businesses map strategic product market growth strategies. Ansoff matrix diagram shows overall four strategies based on new products, existing products, new markets, and existing markets.
Gap Analysis Approach
Gap analysis approach is a method of getting from where the business is today vs. where it wants to be in the future. Analyze the current state first, develop a future state and then understand the gap and provide recommendations Continue reading Gap Analysis Approach
Competitive Analysis Table
A competitor analysis table summarizes the main similarities and differences between your business and that of your competitors. You can compete more effectively after you have a good understanding of how your competitors operate and what their strengths and weaknesses Continue reading Competitive Analysis Table
BCG Advantage Matrix with Success Path
The BCG Matrix shows that business success depends on how cash is allocated over those same products. More precisely high market shares products will also bring high margins and cash and vice versa. Cash cow, dog, star and the question Continue reading BCG Advantage Matrix with Success Path
Different Types of Due Diligence
Due Diligence Examples include completing a property inspection before buying a house. The best due diligence processes ensure close collaboration across different departments each with its own set of due diligence type requirement including financial, commercial, M&A, vendor and customer Continue reading Different Types of Due Diligence
Gap Analysis with Business Strategies
Gap analysis framework helps compare the actual level of performance versus the desired level of performance. The below diagram shows various business strategies that can be applied to close the gap resulting from the conducted analysis.
Decision Tree Impact Analysis
Decision tree is a tool that shows you how to make decisions when facing multiple options. The decision tree analysis implementation steps are to list all the decision, assign the probability of occurrence for each of the outcomes, assign the Continue reading Decision Tree Impact Analysis
Game Theory Matrix
Game Theory Matrix is a table in which strategies of one player are listed in rows and those of the other player in columns. The cells show payoffs to each player. Game theory diagram below is an example of this Continue reading Game Theory Matrix
BCG Matrix Analysis
The BCG Matrix is a business framework that explains the lifecycle of products. There are four types of scenarios, Stars, Cash Cows, Dogs and Question Marks. Depending on where you are in the BCG diagram, you should follow a different Continue reading BCG Matrix Analysis
Gap Analysis Graph
The below gap analysis graph demonstrates the difference between current and desired state of your business. It is best if it can be quantified, measured and plotted on a gap analysis graph similar to the one below.
BCG Matrix with Strategies
The BCG Matrix explains how a company should manage its portfolio according to their growth and relative market share. BCG matrix diagram below is a great tool to help companies decide on their business strategy.
Business Model Canvas
Business Model Canvas outlines nine segments which form the building blocks for the business model. The following diagram shows the various components of the business model canvas and explains what they are.
Key Performance Indicators KPI Explained
A Key Performance Indicators (KPI) is a metric aligned to the key business goals. KPIs help companies manage performance and evaluate success of implemented initiatives. The below KPI diagram explains how to set KPIs for a company.
Gap Analysis Example
Below is an example of a gap analysis in practice. How to conduct a gap analysis. Start with the diagram below that explains how to approach it.
GE McKinsey Nine Box Matrix
The GE-McKinsey nine-box matrix is a strategy framework that offers a systematic approach for a corpora tion with multiple businesses or products to prioritize its investments. Business units are assessed by their appeal in the industry and strength relative to Continue reading GE McKinsey Nine Box Matrix
PESTLE Analysis
PESTLE analysis is an extension of PEST framewor adding Legal and Environment factors that help influence company’s market place. A pestle analysis helps businesses in considering different factors that affect company’s position.
Fishbone Root Cause Diagram
Fishbone root cause analysis diagram (also known as Ishikawa diagram) is used to identify key root causes for issues affecting certain aspects of your business. It categorizes root causes into categories, which make sense to your situation. However, often People, Continue reading Fishbone Root Cause Diagram