An entrepreneur's business idea that can potentially become a commercial product or service in the future
Opportunity Spotting and Assessment
1. Seeking
2. Screening
3. Seizing
Entrepreneurial Heart Flame
Emotional intelligence (EQ) manifested in efforts to nurture relationships with customers, employees, and suppliers
Looking after the interests of people by motivating and encouraging them to be the best, creating a caring culture that brings about synergy
Entrepreneurial Mind Frame
Seeing things in a positive and optimistic light amidst crisis
Entrepreneurial Gut Game
Ability to sense without using the five senses (intuition)
Courage or "lakas ng loob" (strong intestinal fortitude)
Macroenvironmental sources
Sources of opportunities that involve looking at the big picture and noticing emerging trends and patterns
STEEPLED factors
Sociocultural
Technological
Economic
Environmental
Political
Legal
Ethical
Demographic
Sociocultural factors
General view of a locality's traditions, customs, beliefs, norms, and perception
Includes health consciousness, attitude towards imported goods/services, attitude towards saving/investing/borrowing, religion and beliefs
Understanding people
Significant in seeking opportunities in business
Technological factors
Innovations of existing technology
Includes advanced machinery/equipment, new systems, and processes
Economic factors
Income, expenses, resources that directly affect any business venture
Need to achieve equilibrium on both supply and demand
Environmental factors
Growing awareness about natural resources, ecosystem, habitat, animals, and plants
Includes efforts to curb carbon footprint, use of eco-bags, banning single-use plastics
Political factors
Government policies and administrations that define the governance system
Political factors
K12 education program by Aquino administration
Build, Build, Build program by Duterte administration
Legal factors
Laws and regulations that can restrict or allow business activities
Includes necessary permits, licenses and approvals
Ethical factors
Guide for morally running the business
Includes ethical advertising and sales practices, following accepted accounting standards, completely reporting sales
Demographic factors
Characteristics of the people, including population, age distribution, gender, social classes, family size
Former
The first of two things mentioned
Latter
The second of two things mentioned
May have various construction materials as its foremost products in the said infrastructure project
Legal factors
Laws and regulations that can restrict or allow business activities
With the community quarantine at hand, the IATF notified businesses that may (skeletal or full capacity) or may not operate
Businesses prior operations must acquire necessary permits, licenses and approvals
Ethical factors
Serve as an entrepreneur's guide in morally running the business
Advertising and sales practices are taken into account that's why prior television ads have to be ethical
Movies are rated by MTRCB so that customers are aware and protected
Accepted accounting standards must be followed
Sales must be completely reported to avoid tax problems
Demographic factors
The characteristics of the people
Demographic factors
Population
Age distribution
Gender
Social classes
Family size
A growing population needs a greater supply of prime commodities (rice, fruits, vegetables, electricity, water, etc)
For senior citizens, adults, and babies, these categories may need different food supplements as they have varying age distribution
Males and females (gender) have different wants/needs
Generally, for fragrances, the scents for the ladies are usually sweet, fruity, or floral while for the gentlemen, the scents are usually warm, crisp, and earthy
Elites can book for a hotel suite while the middle class can only afford to stay in a simple, twin room (socialclasses)
Children of rich families can enter private schools while those who have enough may opt to go to the public ones
A bigger family in number (family size) needs more food, water, essentials, etc
Industry
The source of current trend on what is happening in the industry where the future business will belong to
Newdiscovery or newknowledge
New trends that can be the core business model of a new venture
Futuristic opportunities
Projected new opportunities that can possibly affect the new business while it is running