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Segment 2.2 Recognise the Importance of the External Environment on Procurement and Supply
Segment 2.2 Recognise the Importance of the External Environment on Procurement and Supply
Knowledge: Will know and understand | Capabilities: Will be able to |
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How markets can be defined in terms of size, scope and stages of development |
Identify the types of markets served by the organisation, its suppliers and customers |
The types of industry competition, such as perfect competition, imperfect competition, oligopoly, duopoly and monopoly |
Recognise the type of competition that influences and impacts the organisation, and its suppliers and customers |
How demand and supply factors impact on organisations |
Recognise the potential impact of changing demand and supply factors resulting from disruptive supply chains and global events on the organisation, its suppliers and customers |
The impact of market change on organisations |
Identify how local, national and global market change can impact on the pricing and availability of products and services |
Analytical tools to explain the impact of the external environment on organisations’ supply chains such as:
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Describe how the application of STEEPLED (social, technological, economic, environmental, political, legislative, ethical and demographic) criteria and the five forces model impact on an organisation, and its suppliers and customers |
Organisational impact of macro-economic factors such as:
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Identify the impact of interest rates, inflation, exchange rates and the level of economic activity (GDP/GNP) on pricing and availability of products and services |
Legislation that impacts on organisations such as:
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Explain the impact of legislation on an organisation, its suppliers and customers |
The implications of corporate social responsibility on organisations |
Explain the key aspects of corporate social responsibility that influences an organisation, its suppliers and customers |
How markets can be defined in terms of size, scope and stages of development
Identify the types of markets served by the organisation, its suppliers and customers
The types of industry competition, such as perfect competition, imperfect competition, oligopoly, duopoly and monopoly
Recognise the type of competition that influences and impacts the organisation, and its suppliers and customers
How demand and supply factors impact on organisations
Recognise the potential impact of changing demand and supply factors resulting from disruptive supply chains and global events on the organisation, its suppliers and customers
The impact of market change on organisations
Identify how local, national and global market change can impact on the pricing and availability of products and services
Analytical tools to explain the impact of the external environment on organisations’ supply chains such as:
- STEEPLED
- The five forces model
Describe how the application of STEEPLED (social, technological, economic, environmental, political, legislative, ethical and demographic) criteria and the five forces model impact on an organisation, and its suppliers and customers
Organisational impact of macro-economic factors such as:
- Interest rates
- Inflation
- Exchange rates
- Level of economic activity (GDP/GNP)
Identify the impact of interest rates, inflation, exchange rates and the level of economic activity (GDP/GNP) on pricing and availability of products and services
Legislation that impacts on organisations such as:
- Quality environmental standards
- Health and safety
- Employment law
Explain the impact of legislation on an organisation, its suppliers and customers
The implications of corporate social responsibility on organisations
Explain the key aspects of corporate social responsibility that influences an organisation, its suppliers and customers
This segment was last updated on: 20th May 2021