Malayan Colleges Laguna

Senior High School

ASSIGNMENT 3

FUNDAMENTAL BUSINESS DIAGNOSTIC TOOLS

Submitted in partial fulfillment

of the requirements in
Entrepreneurship (ENT04)

Submitted to:

Philip Manuel T. Padayao

Submitted by:
Al Rydel Navarro
Alexandro Rivera
John Carlo Macato
Kevin Gabriel P. Gallardo
Matthew Joshua L. Sosito
Roy Nicolo T. Narag
Stephen Jon S. Malazarte

Section: A67

July 14, 2017

What is a business diagnostic tool?

The business diagnostic tool is used to help quickly and easily identify the key issues
within the business.
It also provides with a comprehensive feedback report that includes a series of
recommendations that can help you improve within each critical success areas.
1-A: SWOT Analysis

a. About the SWOT Analysis

By using the SWOT analysis, which can be applied to almost anything, you know how
something can figure out how something can be improved, how said thing excels in a
particular aspect, and how the world around it interacts with it.

b. Components of the SWOT analysis

Strengths What particular field something or someone can be an expert on

Weaknesses What particular field something or someone can be an amateur on
Opportunities Particular happenings which correspond to a possible benefit
Threats Particular happenings which correspond to a possible liability

c. Diagram of the SWOT Analysis

1-B: Application of the SWOT Analysis to determine the significant/important internal and
external factors that affects Material Printing

Strengths
Offering Custom Design Order

Weaknesses
No coordination and lack of dedication within the group.

Opportunities
As students starting up a business in printing materials in Malayan Colleges Laguna, we think
that being part of its student body community can help us gather customers quickly especially
when students in this school might need some on the spot printing services.

Threats
We consider threats in our business are our busy schedule in school and other printing shops
within the vicinity of the school.
2-A: Michael Porters Five Forces of Competition in an Industry

a. About Porters Five Forces of Competition in an Industry

It focuses mostly on micro, macro, and environmental business conditions, and how
it affects said business.

b. Components of Porters Five Forces of Competition Model

Competitive Rivalry General competition between companies with similar

produce
Power of Suppliers/Supplier Power How much suppliers can keep a leash on
your demand
Power of Customers/Buyer Power How much your customers will want and
need your produce
Threat of Substitution How other produce can be used instead of yours
Threat of New Entrants/Entry How competition can just appear and have a
possibility of showing your company off.

c. Diagram of Porters Five Forces of Competition

2-B: Application of Porters Five Forces of Competition Model to determine the significant
factors of competition in Material Printing

Competitive Rivalry
We aware that we are not the only one in the business that we have competitors have done this
kind of business before.

Power of Suppliers
The supplier may increase or decrease their supply cost to our business based on the services
they offered.

Power of Customers
The customers can bargain the price the product, they also can substitute our product to other
competitors which their product offering lower price range.

Threat of Substitution
When existing printing business lowered their price range than ours, the customer can change
to their mind and go for that competitor which offering the same services as ours.

Threat of New Entry

As a new business, we aware that some new business arises have the same concept as ours,
that we must prepared to create a strategy in order for us to survive in this business.
REFERENCES:

https://www.strategicmanagementinsight.com/tools/swot-analysis-how-to-do-it.html

http://flevy.com/blog/introduction-to-strategy-development-and-strategy-execution/