business dynamic nature of business

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  • In business, change is inevitable, and it is crucial that businesses adapt to their consumers wants as they change overtime
  • Without meeting the needs of customers, it's very unlikely that a business will survive long term, never mind make a profit
  • Business is very dynamic in nature and change can happen overnight, but some markets are much more dynamic than others
  • Some markets change quicker and more often than others
  • It's essential that businesses continually monitor and analyse the market they operate within to understand its dynamic nature so the business can effectively and efficiently react to any change
  • Adaptations allow businesses to meet the ever changing needs of their consumers
  • Entrepreneurs may develop new and unique business ideas such as innovative products and services after identifying a gap in the market as a result of any changes
  • Key factors which influence the dynamic nature of a market and present opportunities for new business ideas
    • Changes in technology
    • Changes in what consumers want
    • Products and services becoming obsolete
  • Technological advancements
    Provide entrepreneurs with the opportunity to take advantage of gaps in the market with new business ideas
  • Technological advancements
    • Integrating E-commerce and M-commerce
    • Rise of web technologies and mobile device technology
  • Technological advancements have made entrepreneurship more accessible than it ever has been before
  • Technological advancements
    • Websites such as Shopify providing a platform for entrepreneurs to open an online store
    • Fulfilment methods such as dropshipping
  • Technological advancements
    • Introduction of streaming services such as Spotify and Netflix
  • Changes in demographics, consumer tastes and trends in society are all very influential factors in relation to the dynamic nature of business
  • Changes in demographics
    Age, gender, ethnicity, and levels of income all have a direct impact on what consumers want
  • Changes in demographics
    • Aging population leading to businesses targeting older consumers
    • Decrease in income levels leading to rise in popularity of discount retailers
  • Changes in consumer tastes and trends
    • Sneakers evolving from sportswear to fashionable and cultural commodities
    • Rise in veganism leading to businesses adapting product ranges
  • Many products and services have a limited lifespan and at some point, in the future will become obsolete and no longer be available for consumers
  • Product lifecycle
    Allows a business to analyse the life stage their product is in during its lifetime, right from the initial launch through to decline
  • The only thing we can guarantee in business is change due to its dynamic nature