1.4: Stakeholders & STEEPLE & SWOT

STEEPLE Analysis provides a simple brainstorming framework of the external opportunities and (a)  

Which of the following groups is an example of external stakeholders:

• Customers

• Directors

• Employees

• Shareholders

STEEPLE Analysis stands for: S: ​ (a)  

T: ​ (b)  

E: ​ (c)  

E: ​ (d)  

P: ​ (e)  

L: Legal

E: Ethical

• Social
• Technological
• Economic
• Environmental
• Political
• Ethical
• Typical
• Sterotypical
• Planning

STEEPLE Analysis is a tool that gives managers an overview of the (a)   business environment.

Match the following factors/situations on where that should appear on a companies SWOT analysis.

• Opportunity

• New customer trends & preferences.

• Threats

• Experiencing cash flow problems, may not be able to pay bills.

• Weakness

• Government regulation or new prohibitive laws

• Strength

• Strong leadership, good corporate culture.

SWOT analysis s stands for ?

• Success

• Strength

• Strategy

• Survey

What does the "O" in SWOT analysis represent?

• Operations

• Obstacles

• Opportunities

• Offerings

What does SWOT analysis stand for?

• Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats

• Sales, Workforce, Operations, Taxes

• Strategies, Workload, Objectives, Targets

• Shares, Wealth, Options, Trends

Match the following external factors with the correct category of STEEPLE:

• Ethics

• E-commerce Development

• Social

• Aging Population

• Legal

• Consumer Protection Rights

• Technological

• Natural Disasters

• Environmental

• Moral Business Behavior

A company identifies a new technology that could enhance its product line. In a SWOT analysis, this would be classified as:

• A strength

• A weakness

• An opportunity

• A threat

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