Stakeholder Analysis

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Stakeholder analysis

Stakeholder

Power/interest

Positive impact of globalization

Negative impact of globalization

Employees

 pay

Conducive work environment

Decision making

Job security

Increased standard of living

Professional aspiration

Social awareness

Low payment

Unemployment

Violation of workers right

 

Managers/directors

Status

Pay

Job

Security

Bonus pay

Creation of foreign investment

Creation of foreign trade

Cross cultural management

Global market

 

Job insecurity

Fluctuation in prices

Unemployment

 

Customers

Quality products

Affordable price

 

Increased awareness of foreign culture

 Consumerism

Exchange of technology 

Loss of local culture

Fluctuation in prices

 

Stakeholders are people who have a positive or negative interest in an organization. Stakeholders with positive interest can make an organization deliver intended results. The viability of company products is maintained with good results delivery. Example of stakeholders includes community, consumers, investors, government, and workers. Besides, the three most important stakeholders in a company are workers, consumers, and shareholders. Performance of an organization directly affects the stakeholder (Munir, Linåker, Runeson & Regnell, 2017). This essay will review the impact of power and interest and the impact of globalization on each stakeholder.

Modern companies have adopted the idea of social responsibility within their organizations. Organizations feel responsibility for the interest of the community. Sony company follow this philosophy to bring effective changes to their stakeholder's lives. The company participate in community events and even do donations that benefit the society. When a Sony contribute positively towards the society, the impact is community loyalty to the company.

Question 2

Competitive positioning map analysis

Company products

More engaging

Less fun factor

Laptops

ü   

 

iPod touch

ü   

 

Reader 

 

ü   

iPad 

ü   

 

Phones

 

ü   

PlayStation

ü   

 

 

Competitive positioning is a way of creating the value of a company's market. The maps base on consumer perception. The maps indicate where available products and services positioned. Structured map of a company will enable its consumers to buy more products. 

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