This document outlines a space matrix for analyzing a company's internal and external factors. The internal analysis considers financial position, competitive position, and industry position. The external analysis examines environmental stability, including technological changes, inflation, and competition. The matrix provides a framework to evaluate a company across multiple business dimensions in order to assess strengths, weaknesses, and industry trends.
This document outlines a space matrix for analyzing a company's internal and external factors. The internal analysis considers financial position, competitive position, and industry position. The external analysis examines environmental stability, including technological changes, inflation, and competition. The matrix provides a framework to evaluate a company across multiple business dimensions in order to assess strengths, weaknesses, and industry trends.
This document outlines a space matrix for analyzing a company's internal and external factors. The internal analysis considers financial position, competitive position, and industry position. The external analysis examines environmental stability, including technological changes, inflation, and competition. The matrix provides a framework to evaluate a company across multiple business dimensions in order to assess strengths, weaknesses, and industry trends.
This document outlines a space matrix for analyzing a company's internal and external factors. The internal analysis considers financial position, competitive position, and industry position. The external analysis examines environmental stability, including technological changes, inflation, and competition. The matrix provides a framework to evaluate a company across multiple business dimensions in order to assess strengths, weaknesses, and industry trends.
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THE SPACE MATRIX
INTERNAL ANALYSIS EXTERNAL ANALYSIS
Environmental Stability (ES) or
Financial Position (FP) Stability Position (SP) Return on Investment (ROI) Technological Changes Leverage Rate of Inflation Liquidity Demand Variability Working Capital Price Range of Competing Products Cash Flow Barriers to Entry into Market Inventory Turnover Competitive Pressure Earnings Per Share Ease of Exit from Market Price Earnings Ratio Price Elasticity of Demand Return on Asset (ROA) Risk Involved in Business Taxation
Competitive Position (CP) Industry Position (IP)
Market Share Profit potential Product Quality Growth Potential Product Life Cycle Financial Stability Customer Loyalty Extent Leveraged Capacity Utilization Resource Utilization Technological Know-how Ease of Entry into Market Control over suppliers and Productivity, Capacity utilization distributors Brand and Image Access to Financing Consolidation – Joint Venture, Alliances, etc.