SEL4 - Product Service & Sector Knowledge Part 3 of 7 - Sector and industry forces-SEL4---Product-Service--Sector-Knowledge-Part-3-of-7---Sector-and-industry-forces

SEL4---Product-Service--Sector-Knowledge-Part-3-of-7---Sector-and-industry-forces

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Michael Porter’s Five Forces framework assesses industry competitiveness and profitability: supplier power, buyer power, threat of new entrants, threat of substitutes, and competitive rivalry. The transcript explains each force with examples like car retail, grocery competition, and supply chains for beans. It emphasizes that supply chains can be complex, customer power varies by industry, new entrants can disrupt mature markets, substitutes may include doing nothing, and rivalry often squeezes profits as products become commoditized.

Keywords

Michael Porter's Five Forces

industry competitiveness

supplier power

threat of substitutes

competitive rivalry