This document provides the questions for an assignment that must be completed in groups. It asks students to evaluate the importance of Ansoff's Matrix and the Boston Consulting Group Share-Growth Matrix as business analysis techniques by using a company as an example for each. For Ansoff's Matrix, students must explain the marketing implications of each growth strategy. For the BCG Matrix, students must explain the strategic implications of each position and note limitations with practical examples. Students must demonstrate understanding of the questions practically using companies in their answers.
This document provides the questions for an assignment that must be completed in groups. It asks students to evaluate the importance of Ansoff's Matrix and the Boston Consulting Group Share-Growth Matrix as business analysis techniques by using a company as an example for each. For Ansoff's Matrix, students must explain the marketing implications of each growth strategy. For the BCG Matrix, students must explain the strategic implications of each position and note limitations with practical examples. Students must demonstrate understanding of the questions practically using companies in their answers.
This document provides the questions for an assignment that must be completed in groups. It asks students to evaluate the importance of Ansoff's Matrix and the Boston Consulting Group Share-Growth Matrix as business analysis techniques by using a company as an example for each. For Ansoff's Matrix, students must explain the marketing implications of each growth strategy. For the BCG Matrix, students must explain the strategic implications of each position and note limitations with practical examples. Students must demonstrate understanding of the questions practically using companies in their answers.
Using a company/ies of choice evaluate the importance of
a) Ansoff’s Matrix as a business analysis technique that provides a framework
enabling growth opportunities and explain the marketing implications of EACH strategy identified in the matrix. (20) b) Boston Consulting Group Share-Growth Matrix as marketing audit tool and explain the strategic implications of EACH position within the matrix. Also note the limitations citing practical examples (20) NB. This is a practical question. You need to demonstrate understanding through answering practically using a company or companies in the two questions. Failure to do so will be a possible fail for the assignment.
To be done in groups. Due 2 May
Due date subject to change depending on return to school.
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