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Question 1

Mendelow’s Stakeholder Matrix categorises stakeholders into four groups and provides insight into how these stakeholders should be managed. What is a limitation to using this Matrix to categorise stakeholders?

Options:

A.

Nowadays, Stakeholders fall into more than four categories

B.

The Matrix doesn’t consider the power these stakeholders have

C.

The Matrix doesn’t consider whether the stakeholder is for or against the activity

D.

The categories are hard to remember

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Question 2

Which of the following would be benefits of partnership sourcing? Select TWO that apply.

Options:

A.

Reduction in inflation

B.

Reduction in costs

C.

No need for contracts

D.

Reduction in stakeholder numbers

E.

Continuity of supply

Question 3

In the 1990s a company spent a lot of time and money developing a device that you could carry around that could play CDs. The product spent a long time in development but when it was released the sales figures were very disappointing. This was in part due to the fact another product was released at a similar time which had much more developed technology and could play music without the cumbersome size of a portable CD player. Which of the following did the company not consider when developing the product?

Options:

A.

threat of substitution

B.

threat of new entrant

C.

rivalry among existing competitors

D.

power of buyers