business

    Subdecks (2)

    Cards (65)

    • What does the term "business dynamics" refer to?
      Business dynamics refers to the constant changes and interactions within the business environment.
    • Why is continuous change considered a fundamental aspect of business dynamics?
      Continuous change is fundamental because businesses must adapt to various internal and external factors affecting their operations.
    • What types of factors influence business dynamics?
      Business dynamics are influenced by both internal and external factors.
    • What is required for businesses to effectively navigate business dynamics?
      Businesses need to be flexible and responsive to navigate business dynamics effectively.
    • What are the key factors influencing business dynamics?
      1. Technological advancements (e.g., AI, automation)
      2. Market trends (changing consumer preferences)
      3. Economic conditions (recession, inflation)
      4. Regulatory changes (new laws, trade agreements)
      5. Social and cultural shifts (changing demographics)
      6. Global events (pandemics, natural disasters)
    • In the context of a UK-based clothing retailer, what does an increase in online shopping indicate?
      It indicates technological advancements in e-commerce.
    • What does a growing demand for sustainable fashion reflect in the business dynamics context?
      It reflects market trends and social/cultural shifts.
    • What does the use of mobile apps for food delivery indicate for a small UK bakery?
      It indicates technological advancements.
    • What does the increasing preference for gluten-free options signify for the bakery's business dynamics?
      It signifies a market trend reflecting changing consumer preferences.
    • Why is adaptability crucial for businesses in a dynamic environment?

      Adaptability allows companies to respond effectively to changes and maintain their competitive edge.
    • What are the key aspects of adaptability in business?
      • Flexibility to adjust strategies quickly
      • Innovation to stay ahead of market changes
      • Resilience to withstand unexpected challenges
      • Customer-focus to meet evolving needs
      • Continuous learning to stay updated with trends
    • How did many restaurants adapt during the COVID-19 pandemic?
      They adapted by offering takeaway and delivery services.
    • What are examples of dynamic business practices?
      1. Agile methodology (e.g., Spotify)
      2. Flexible work arrangements (e.g., Twitter)
      3. Omnichannel retail (e.g., Argos)
      4. Sustainable practices (e.g., Unilever)
      5. Data-driven decision making (e.g., Netflix)
    • What does a clothing retailer launching a rental service indicate about its business practices?
      It indicates the adoption of sustainable practices in response to consumer interest.
    • What does a UK supermarket chain using customer purchase data for promotions represent?
      It represents data-driven decision making.
    • What is the impact of business dynamics on a company's success?
      • Competitive advantage through quick adaptation
      • Innovation in products and processes
      • Improved customer satisfaction and loyalty
      • Enhanced risk management
      • Long-term sustainability
    • What is a likely consequence for a toy manufacturer that is slow to adapt to market trends?
      Loss of market share to more adaptable competitors.
    • How can understanding business dynamics help in risk management?
      It helps businesses anticipate and mitigate risks effectively.
    • Why do companies like Amazon succeed in a dynamic environment?
      They succeed by constantly adapting to technological changes and evolving consumer preferences.
    • What is the definition of entrepreneurship?
      Entrepreneurship is the process of creating, developing, and managing a new business venture to make a profit.
    • What are the key components involved in entrepreneurship?
      Key components include innovation, risk-taking, opportunity recognition, and value creation.
    • How does a teenager starting a dog-walking service exemplify entrepreneurship?
      It demonstrates entrepreneurship by creating a new service to meet a local need.
    • What are the key characteristics of successful entrepreneurs?
      • Vision
      • Creativity
      • Resilience
      • Self-motivation
      • Adaptability
      • Risk tolerance
      • Leadership
    • What characteristic of entrepreneurs involves the ability to see opportunities and imagine future possibilities?
      Vision
    • How does resilience contribute to an entrepreneur's success?
      Resilience allows entrepreneurs to persevere in the face of setbacks.
    • What is an example of social entrepreneurship?
      TOMS Shoes, which donates a pair of shoes for each pair sold, is an example.
    • Why is job creation an important aspect of entrepreneurship?
      Job creation is important because it provides employment opportunities and contributes to economic growth.
    • How does entrepreneurship drive innovation in the economy?
      Entrepreneurship drives innovation by introducing new products, services, or processes that advance technology.
    • What are the challenges and rewards of entrepreneurship?
      Challenges:
      • Financial risk
      • Uncertainty
      • Long hours
      • Stress
      • Responsibility

      Rewards:
      • Financial gain
      • Independence
      • Personal satisfaction
      • Innovation
      • Flexibility
    • What entrepreneurial characteristic is crucial for an entrepreneur facing financial uncertainty?
      Resilience is crucial for persisting through financial uncertainty.
    • What does the term 'scalable startup entrepreneurship' refer to?
      It refers to creating businesses designed for rapid growth, such as tech startups.
    • What is an example of innovative entrepreneurship?
      Creating entirely new markets or industries is an example of innovative entrepreneurship.
    • How does intrapreneurship differ from traditional entrepreneurship?
      Intrapreneurship involves acting entrepreneurially within an existing organization.
    • What is the significance of competition in entrepreneurship?

      Competition leads to better products and services in the market.
    • How does a successful local bakery contribute to the economy?
      It creates jobs, supports local suppliers, and contributes to economic growth.
    • What entrepreneurial characteristic is demonstrated when an entrepreneur learns from a failed product launch?
      This demonstrates resilience as the entrepreneur bounces back from failure.
    • What does it mean for an entrepreneur to bootstrap their company?
      Bootstrapping means using personal savings to fund the business instead of seeking external funding.
    • What is the primary focus of social entrepreneurship?
      The primary focus is to create businesses that solve social problems.
    • How does entrepreneurship contribute to wealth creation?
      Successful entrepreneurs generate wealth for themselves and others through their business activities.
    • What is the relationship between entrepreneurship and economic growth?
      Entrepreneurship contributes to GDP and overall economic output, driving economic growth.
    See similar decks