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All outcomes (1-5)
Section 1:
(a).
The
PESTEL
analysis
heading
are
a
framework
in
which
environmental
influence
are
categorized
into
six
main
types:
political,
economic,
socio-cultural,
technological, environmental and legal.
1.
P:
political
forces,
as
the
political
arena
has
a
huge
influence
upon
the regulation of
business and the spending of consumers and other
businesses.
The
political
is
including
government
stability,
taxation
policy, social welfare policies and the
trade regulations.
In
our
case
of
J
D
Wetherspoon
plc,
the
Monopolies
and
Mergers
Commission
take
a
ruling
about
broken
the
‘tied
house’
system,
this
ruling
limited
the brewer selling the beer and brewing
the beer at same time. And the
government pays attention for the
disadvantage.
2.
E:
economic
forces,
as
the
state
of
a
trading
economy
in
the
short-term
and long-term
influence the wealth of a population. The economic
is
including
interest
rates,
inflation,
and
disposable
income
and
product
seasonality and so
on.
About the J D Wetherspoon plc, in
the start of twenty first century, J
D
Wetherspoon was facing much more competition. The
retail licensing
marking
had
adapted
to
the
changes
in
the
‘tied
house’
system
and
other
retail
pub
chains
like
Regent
Inns
and
Punch
Taverns
had
been
developing
their businesses.
And the supermarket began selling drinks also have
influence on the company.
3.
S: socio-
cultural forces. Such as religion and demographics
impact
upon product design and spending
by consumers. It includes lifestyle
trends,
education
level,
population
demographics
and
social
responsbility
In the case, people more and more
carefully to take attention on their
health, so they began to reduce the
wine drinking. Then J D Wetherspon
plc
develops a kind of low ethanol wine.
4.
T:
technological forces, such as information
technology influences
production
methods,
and
transportation
influences
market
penetration
and
product
costs.
It
will
include
speed
of
introduction
of
new
technologies,
innovations/developments and consumer buying
options
and so on.
In the
case,
with the technological develop;
the
beer can be
bottled and
selling
in
the
market.
Because
of
this,
people
aren’t
need
to
drink
beer
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only
in
the
pubs.
This
can
decrease
the
sell
share
of
the
J
D
Wetherspoon.
5.
L:
legal
forces,
such
as
product
safety
influences
design,
and
trading
practices influence
how businesses conduct themselves in the
market.
It may include like
employment law, healthy and safety, company law
and consumer protection and so on.
In the case, the government issued
policies to limit the wine drinking,
and
the
Monopolies
and
Mergers
Commission
take
a
ruling
about
broken
the
‘tied house’ system, this ruling
limited the brewer selling the beer
and
brewing the beer at same time. All of this legal
force could have
influence on J D
Wetherspoon.
(b).
The
analysis
of
the
organization’s
internal
and
external
strategic
environment is referred to as a SWOT
analysis
.
SWOT is an acronym
for
strengths, weakness
,
opportunities and threats. The SWOT
analysis is a
very popular tool with
managers because it is quick and easy to learn.
SWOT analysis for J D
Wetherspon
Internal
External
Strength:
1.
Staff.
2.
Good
service
and
environment.
Opportunities:
1.
Different pub
brand.
2.
Developing
budget
hotel.
Weaknesses:
1.
Food.
2.
Service for
children.
Threats:
1. Other
pubs compete.
2. Government policy.
S:
in the case, J D
Wetherspoon claimed that people are its best
asset.
20% of senior managers began as
bar staff or cleaners. The company
provide
lifelong
training
and
adopt
he
staff
suggestion,
and
communicate with them, J D Wetherspoon
provide quiet environment and
the
service are
always satisfied
the
consumer demand,
all of
these can
protect the
company develop well.
W:
the
food
in pubs
of
J
D
Wetherspoon,
it supports
complimentary crisps
with
baguettes,
this
kind
is
bad
for
customers’
health
and
it
didn’t
distinguish
the
hot
degree,
this
might
cause
customer’s
discontented
for
the
J
D
Wetherspoon.
It
also
doesn’t
have
children’s
meals.
This
will let the customers
of adult unconvenient, and it may because the
children are hurt. All of these can
loss the customers.
O:
J D Wetherspoon is managing he pub
style as ‘quiet’. But now, it
acquired
the Lloyds pub chain, J D Wetherspoon develop it
as another
style. This kind of pub’s
music dazed outlets with a much
stronger
entertainment
element
and
show
TV
programs,
this
can
attract
much
more
customers. The company
also begun developing budget hotel, this can
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develop another market and
increase the profit of J D Wetherspoon.
T:
J
D
Wetherspoon
faced
many
computers,
like
Regent
Inns,
Punch
Taverns
and
the supermarket. They will strive the share of
market and the
customer.
The
government
policy
also
influences
it.
Like
the
limit
of
brewing
and drink beer in the century of the city, this
also can
decrease the share of J D
Wetherspoon.
(c).
Through a
SWOT analysis an organization can assess its
current position
and make comparisons
with competitors in order to plan activities and
resources appropriately. It is the
first stage of planning and helps
managers to focus on key issues. It is
important remember when carrying
out a
SWOT analysis that it is not absolute.
Simple rules for successful SWOT
analysis like next:
?
Be
realistic
about
the
strengths
and
weaknesses
of
the
organization.
?
Analysis
should
distinguish
between
where
your
organization
is
today,
and where be in the
future.
?
Be
specific. Avoid grey areas.
?
Always analysis
in relation to the competition.
?
Keep
your
SWOT
short
and
simple.
Avoid
complexity
and
over-analysis.
SWOT analysis
is a kind of subjective and short term in its
nature, so
it can’t use to analysis
long
-term situation.
For
example, when you analysis the opportunities, you
can think about:
where are the good
opportunities available to our
organization
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Section 2:
(a).
1.
Organizational culture is
difficult to define precisely. A simple
description is that it is a system of
shared meaning between members of
an
organization or ‘the way we do things here’. It
acts as the social
glue which holds the
organization together.
Research shows
that the
culture
of
an
organization
can
significantly
affect
the
way
in
which
the
company operates, particularly in terms
of its effectiveness. Shared
values
become
embodied
in
the
organization’s
ideology
or
philosophy
and
act as a quite to behavior and ways of
dealing with anxiety.
In
J
D
Wetherspoon
pubs,
it
says
that
people
are
its
best
asset.
The
company
is
satisfied the staff, so this is its organizational
culture. It has a
flexible
training
policy
which
enables
people
from
all
kinds
of
different
backgrounds
to
join
the
company.
It
is
committed
to
lifelong
training
and
it
provides
staff
with
opportunities
to
gain
relevant
qualifications
such
as those offered by the British
Institute of Innkeeping, 20% of senior
managers began as bar staff or
cleaners.
2.
Basic
assumptions at a very fundamental, almost
subconscious, level
tell employees how
to perceive, think and feel about things. These
are
the elements of culture are unseen
and not openly identified in the
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day-to-day
interactions
of
the
members
of
the
organization.
Culture
elements
at
this
level
exist
as
‘unspoken
rules’
and
are
rarely
discussed
within
the
organization.
They
direct
the
way
events
and
actions
are perceived and
interpreted by the organization.
In the
case, J D Wetherspoon create a
quarter
of the space in each
establishment is
non-smoking.
(b).
A
kind
of
recognized
model
of
organizational
culture
is
Terrence
Deal
and
Allan
Kennedy.
It
is
based
on
how
quickly
organizations
receive
or
strategies and the level
of risk that
they take. Deal
and Kennedy stated
that
these
two
factors
gave
rise
to
four
generic
types
of
cultures,
which
they
called
tough
guy/macho
culture,
work
hard/play
hard
culture,
bet-the-company
culture
and
process
culture.
Through
the
case,
we
can
know
Tim
Martin is a ‘big man’ in his company; he manages
the company with
his mind and idea, it
company is include by the food industry, all the
staff work hard every day, and then
they will have a holiday for several
days. So J D Wetherspoon is suit the
tough work hard/pay hard culture.
The
work hard/pay hard
culture’s core value
is
keeping good customer
service.
In
the
case,
the
company
has
a
‘lifestyle
guarantee’
which
aims
to give managers time
for a life outside work. Another key aspect of the
company’s operation is ‘involvement and
communication’. Staffs are
kept in
touch with weekly newsletters, a monthly company
video and by
publicizing
the
minutes
of
Board
meetings.
The
company
always
pays
highly
attention
to
the
staff
and
the
customers,
and
the
information’s
high-speed
recreation,
and
the
company
also
does
these
suggestions
quickly.
(c).
Culture is something
every organization has, but it is not a concrete
entity.
The
culture
of
an
organization
impacts
upon
how
that
organization
reacts to
change and it also explains what an organizations
stands for.
Organizational
culture
is
difficult
to
define
precisely.
A
simple
description is that it is a system of
shared meaning between members of
an
organization or ‘the way we do things here’. The
founders of the
organization
have
t
raditionally
had
a
major
impact
on
the
organization’s
early
culture.
Through
the
culture
and
the
behaviors,
in
the
company,
the
company
built
the
pubs environment very quiet and let its staff work
hard in several
days and have a holiday
in several days.
So, a kind of culture
will have a kind of behavior.
(d).
The other
type of
Terrence Deal
and
Allan Kennedy of recognized
model of
organizational
culture is process culture; it is focus on details
and
process excellence. However, the
stress may come from internal politics
and
stupidity
of
the
system.
This
kind
of
culture
has
slow
feedback/reward
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