There are many major opportunities and threats facing the wider recruitment industry in UK. One threat is that there wont be enough money to pay the new employees.
Do you mean Harley Davidson? I know that Harley Davidson recently opened their first dealership in China, I can't remember exactly when, I think it was in the last 6 months or so. So they are going into a huge new untapped market in China with about 1.3 billion people and people's incomes in china are rising so they have more money to spend and more disposable income. But also in established western markets like the USA, their bikes are quite expensive and they are a discretionary item so in established countries in recession their sales are probably going to fall so it looks like there is some good opportunities for Harley Davidson in new markets, but there also risks of slowing sales in already established markets.
Some of the main problems facing businesses is raising enough capital, finding the right people and competing the right way in the industry. When a business finds a way to address these issues they can see progress in their strategic plans.
They are facing the "World Economic Downturn".
A company that is facing major problems will see a decrease in sales and may fail to exist. As of 2014, BlackBerry is facing major problems.
Sprint/Nextel is facing problems with high turnover
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SWOT is a technique for analysing the internal and external environments of an organisation through the identification and assessment of its Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats. SWOT analysis entails a distillation of the findings of an internal and external audit which draws attention, from a strategic perspective, to the critical organisational strengths and weaknesses and the opportunities and threats facing the organisation (Kotler et al., 2005).
In order to understand the threats and opportunities facing an organization, you need a thorough understanding of its external context, including not only its industry, but the larger environment in which it operates. The proper analysis of the external context, together with the firm-level analysis you learned in Chapter 3 (e.g., VRINE, value-chain), allow you to complete a rigorous analysis of a firm and its options. You could say that with these tools you can now perform a thorough and systematic (rather than intuitive) SWOT analysis; that is, an assessment of a firm's strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats.
The threats that Killer Whales are facing are: Capture for public display, hunting and pollution.
threats of another war
EFE Matrix method is a strategic management tool often used for assesment of current business conditions. The EFE matrix is a good tool to visualize and prioritize the opportunities and threats business is facing.
A SWOT analysis is a tool that business planners use to gauge an organization and its environment. SWOT stands for strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats. Strengths and weaknesses are internal factors. Opportunities and threats are external factors. To perform a SWOT analysis, consider the following: Strengths: What advantages do you have? What resources and contacts do you have access to? What recognitions have you received? What are your intangible assets? What do you do well? Weaknesses: What do you lack? What can be improved? What are some of the gaps that need to be addressed? What should be avoided? Opportunities: What specific opportunities are available to you to take advantage of? What are the opportunities facing your industry that you could possibly pursue? What are the trends that might open new opportunities? Threats: What obstacles do you face? What is your competition up to? Are the requirements for your company changing? Are you having any cash flow problems? Can any of these weaknesses seriously threaten the vitality and longevity of your business? Carrying out a SWOT analysis can be a real eye opener. Not only will it highlight what needs to be "fixed" or immediately addressed, it will also show you what you've been doing right. While it is not a necessity, consider performing one for inclusion in your business plan.
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threats of another war
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