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Pestle analysis is a strategic management
tool used to assess the external
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environment affecting a business it then
enables the business to create a
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strategy to limit these impacts this
video explains all six pestle factors
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in common areas within those that
businesses need to consider each factor
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has a link to Amazon and what area is
this massively successful business needs
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to consider
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first of all what is pestle pestle is an
acronym that stands for political
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economic social technological legal and
environmental it allows a business to
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assess the external environment and once
certain factors have been identified the
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business can then put in place a
strategy to limit any negative impacts
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to the business these factors can link
closely to the opportunities in a threat
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section of a SWOT analysis as whatever
has been identified in a pestle analysis
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could be seen as either an opportunity
or threat to the business for more
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information on SWOT analysis see our
video on SWOT which again links to
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Amazon now we know what pestle is let's
have a look at each pestle factor in
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detail and the most common things that
businesses need to be aware of the first
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of the external influences that can
impact a business is political despite
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political decisions being outside of the
business's control governments around
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the world can make decisions that have a
direct impact on the operations of the
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business common political factors
include regulating competition taxation
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corruption and business policies
otherwise known as red tape these
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political decisions and influences can
have wide-ranging consequences for a
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business despite the business having
little control over them one current
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threat to Amazon is that governments are becoming increasingly concerned
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that they monopolized too much of the
market this links directly to regulating
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competition in the USA forty-nine
percent of online shopping in 2018 was
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done through Amazon such domination may
lead to political decisions being made
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to block further expansion Amazon will identify this political influence
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and put a strategy in place to limit
its impact the second factor is economic
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what areas of the economy will have an
impact on business practices one of them
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could be interest rates unemployment low
unemployment in
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country that the businesses operating in
is an indicator of a healthy economy and
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as more people are in employment it
should result in more spending even
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higher potential profits for Amazon and
therefore their strategy may be to
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invest more in expansion during these
prosperous times another one is
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inflation and finally recession if
recession hits this will hit Amazon
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directly and will mean they may have to
change their direction in terms of their
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pricing strategy or items that they sell
as consumers will have less disposable
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income to spend on non essentials the
business may need to strategize by
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reducing non-essential costs in the
business by identifying such economic
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factors the business has more chance of
success in future the next factors are
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social factors that impact the business
these can be things like the demographic
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of the population the makeup of the
population will affect things such as
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disposable income per person and buying
behavior if consumers have common traits
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business can target these much more
easily pressure groups consumer trends
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this is something that Amazon are
particularly interested in it is
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increasingly popular in developed
countries to shop online and the social
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change in shopping behavior is greatly
impacted the rise of Amazon however
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continued changes in shopping trends
means that Amazon must identify these
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and again what a strategy in place to
maximise their success for example
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they're smart speaker Alexa is poised to
be an opportunity for Amazon as people
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are starting to shop via voice making
the shopping experience more
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frictionless and simple for the
consumers this in turn will have a
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positive impact on Amazon's finances and
the final thing that could impact the
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business is the health of the population
the T in pestle
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stands for technology technology is fast
moving and has changed drastically over
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the years Amazon will assess the
technological environment and strategize
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over how technological changes will
impact the future of the business
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areas such as artificial intelligence
many of us think of humanized robots
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like Sophia when it comes to AI
however the future of AI and its impacts
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on Amazon may just be improvements in
algorithms that can highly target users
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by using machine learning to recommend
products they will like and in turn
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purchase Amazon will need to keep on top
of such improvements in AI and
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therefore they may strategize to employ
the best people in the world to improve
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their machine learning capabilities
another area they could investigate is
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cyber crime big data and finally
robotics robotics will have a major
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impact on the future efficiency of the
business if Amazon manage to keep on
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top of improvements in robotics that
could mean better customer service
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ie drone deliveries and their Scout
delivery service Amazon will want to
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continue to improve their delivery
efficiency and the future of Robotics
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could do this for them these are just a
few technological impacts and as these
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change so rapidly so will Amazon
Strategy L stands for legal legal links
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very closely to political however things
that are political are not always put
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into law therefore the legal part of
PESTEL tends to focus on specific laws
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for example employment law minimum wage
laws the minimum wage is a legal
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requirement amazon must abide by when
operating in the UK this is an external
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factor as they have no control over it
and any future change to this rate will
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directly impact their operating costs
any Rises they deemed to be too
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excessive may mean they decide to
strategically move outside of the UK to
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somewhere where labor costs are
substantially lower and in turn save
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themselves money on labour costs health
and safety again any changes in this law
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will need to be adhered to by Amazon and
may impact the way the business operates
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EU laws also impact Amazon and when the
business is operating in the EU they
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must abide by these laws all these laws
need to be followed in differing
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countries and strategies over changes to
these laws are important to
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of Amazon the final of the festival
factors is environmental common
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environmental factors include a move
towards more sustainable business
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operations Amazon have been criticized
in the past for their lack of
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sustainable packaging with images
popping up online of small items being
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delivered with excessive amounts of
packaging with such points being raised
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Amazon will look at this and put a
strategy in place to avoid
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sustainability issues impacting the
future of their business further to this
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pressures over pollution and supply
chain management these are particularly
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influential factors at Amazon as their
whole operation is based around
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logistics Amazon will assess the future
of transportation and can plan to reduce
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their impact on polluting the
environment by using new methods in
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greener delivery methods a final factor
that could impact the business is
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ethical sourcing Amazon needs to be wary
of where they're sourcing their products
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from and how these are being produced
overall PESTEL is a useful tool for
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identifying which factors are most
important to the future success of a
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business and then it allows that
business to put strategies together the
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lessen the impact of factors outside of
the business's control the most
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important external factors to assess
depends on the industry and country the
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business is operating in for example
environmental factors will have a
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greater impact on the automotive
industry rather than something such as
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hairdressing
thank you for listening and I hope this
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has helped you understand pestle
analysis and how it can be used as a
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strategic management tool in the
description is a link to a free
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worksheet so you can apply your
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