Porter's 5 Forces model analyzes competitive forces in an industry including the threat of new entrants, power of suppliers and buyers, and threat of substitute products. The model outlines factors that influence barriers to entry like economies of scale, product differentiation, and capital requirements. It also describes how concentrated and high-volume buying groups gain bargaining power over sellers, and how connected suppliers of important inputs gain power if substitutes are unavailable.
Porter models are important as a way to evaluate
competitive environment and/or internal
processes.
Porters concepts form a common language business
professionals use to talk about strategy
Use Porter strategy terminology in discussing how
an industry and companies in the industry
compete.
Three Porter Models:
1) Five forces model
2) Generic Strategies
3) Value Chain
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Porter's 5 Forces model analyzes five competitive forces that shape an industry: the bargaining power of suppliers and customers, the threat of new entrants and substitute products, and the intensity of rivalry among existing competitors. The document provides an overview of Porter's model and describes the five forces and factors that determine the level of competition within each force.
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Michael Porter developed the Five Forces model in the 1970s to analyze industry profitability and competitive intensity. The model examines five forces: the threat of new entrants, the power of suppliers and buyers, the threat of substitute products, and the intensity of rivalry among existing competitors. Porter argued that understanding these forces could help determine an industry's weaknesses and identify potential opportunities for competitive advantage. The model helps explain why some industries are more profitable than others and allows companies to assess the attractiveness of an industry.
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Porter's five forces model analyzes the competitive intensity and profitability of an industry by examining five forces: the threat of substitute products or services, the threat of established rivals, the threat of new entrants, the bargaining power of suppliers, and the bargaining power of customers. These forces determine the microenvironment that affects a company's ability to serve its customers and earn profits. The five forces framework is used to analyze factors like competitive rivalry, suppliers' and customers' negotiating power, and the threat of substitutes and new competitors entering the market.
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Tran Quoc Bao the first Vietnam joining the prestigiousAdvisory Board of Asia...Ignite Capital
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Tran Quoc Bao: A Visionary Leader Shaping the Future of Healthcare
Tran Quoc Bao, the first Vietnamese to join the prestigious Advisory Board of Asian Hospital & Healthcare Management, is a trailblazer in both healthcare and finance. As CEO of Prima Saigon, Vietnams premier international daycare and ambulatory hospital, Bao has set new benchmarks for medical care and innovation, positioning the institution as a leader in Southeast Asias healthcare landscape.
Baos career spans nearly two decades, blending healthcare administration with investment banking expertise. He has held key roles at institutions like City International Hospital, FV Hospital, and TMMC Healthcare, and played an instrumental part in transforming Cao Tang Hospital into Vietnams first Joint Commission International (JCI)-accredited facility. This milestone placed Vietnam firmly on the global healthcare map.
Not just a clinical leader, Bao is also a financial strategist with elite credentialsCFA速, CMT速, CPWA速, and FMVA速who has driven over $2 billion in healthcare mergers and acquisitions. His ability to marry medical expertise with financial acumen has redefined healthcare investments in Vietnam and beyond.
Baos influence extends through his prolific contributions to major publications such as Bloomberg, Forbes, and Voice of America, where his articles on healthcare investment and innovation have made him a sought-after thought leader. His accolades include being named Healthcare Executive of the Year (Vietnam) in 2021 and Medical Tourism Leader of the Year (Japan) in 2021.
His advisory roles with consulting giants like BCG, Bain, and McKinsey have positioned Bao at the forefront of strategic healthcare investments in Asia, ensuring that he continues to shape the future of global healthcare. With his unmatched vision and leadership, Tran Quoc Bao is more than a pioneer; hes a catalyst for change, revolutionizing healthcare on the world stage.
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