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RYAN AIR: AN ENVIRONMENTAL AUDIT

Environmental audit

Internal environment

External environment

Value creation

Strategic competencies

Macro

Micro

Value chain

Resources

Competencies

PESTEL Porters five force frame

Strengths

Opportunities

weakness

Threats

R ya n a i - a b ri f h i ry r e sto

THE INTERNAL ENVIRONMEN T

SWOT

S&W

RESOURCES

A value chain describes the categories of activities within and around an organisation which together create a product or service This is divided into two: Primary Activities which are directly concerned with the creation/delivery of the service. Support Activities helps to improve the efficiency of the primary activities.

A TYPICAL PROCESS.. (PRIMARY ACTIVITIES)

RYANAIRS VALUE CHAIN

THE EXTERNAL ENVIRONMEN T

O &T

PESTEL

PESTEL

P O R T E R S FI E FO R C V

S W O T A N A LY S I S

Strengths Differentiated services Market dominance Core strategies Opportunities New markets Partnership opportunities Innovative products Threats New market entrants Increase in pressure from customers and competitors Rise in fuel price.

Weakness Dependence on core policies Lack of experience Leadership and management skills

BEING AWARE OF ITS WEAKNESS AND THREATS AND MAKING APPROPRIATE CHANGE IN STRATEGIES

CONCLUSIONS & RECOMMENDATIONS


Expansion in the long haul markets Improve customer loyalty &

satisfaction Improve training facilities & employee satisfaction Merging up with other industries e.g. hospitality management and make it a package

T h a n k yo u fo r l ste n i g i n a n y q u e sti n s?? o

References
eleanor O'Higgins (2008) 8 edn. 'ryan air-the low

fair airline'. in exploring corporate strategy. essex: pearson education limited, 690-707 Neil Hodgson, Liverpool Daily Post Ryan air, plc. Ryanair.com Johnson and scholes, exploring corporate strategy. essex: pearson education limited, 690-707

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