Internal Analysis & SWOT Instructions Submit Assignment In the same way that a company's external environment is important to a complete and thorough analysis, so is it's internal environments. This...

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Internal Analysis & SWOT Instructions Submit Assignment

In the same way that a company's external environment is important to a complete and thorough analysis, so is it's internal environments. This supporting exercise requires you to complete a thorough analysis of your chosen company's internal (financial, resources, capabilities) environments.


As with the external analysis in the previous section, every company and every industry is unique, and as a result, each of your individual analyses will be unique. Below I have listed very specific items that should be considered when completing your analyses. I have also noted textbook chapters and page numbers where an in-depth discussion of each can be found. Other than the textbook, MergentOnline will be an extremely valuable resource when conducting your internal analysis (especially financials), and IBISWorld will be especially helpful with your external analysis (KSFs, competitors, etc.). When you access those tools, make sure you note the various tabs and types of information that they provide.



Submission:
Your written external and internal analyses are to be submitted via the "Submit Assignment" option at the top of this page.



  • Submissions should be a single Microsoft Word file.

  • Use any tables or graphics that you feel are appropriate to support your analysis.

  • Any information (including data tables) used from an external source should properly cited using APA Style.



Due Date:
Monday, October 9 at 8:00 a.m.



Internal Analysis (Chapter 4):



  • Financial analysis (Pages 80-83)

    • Provide an overall perspective of your company's financial health.

    • Focus on key financial strengths and/or weaknesses.

    • Compared to competitors/strategic group.



  • Identify company's key resources and capabilities (Pages 83-89)

    • VRIN tests for resource competitive power (Pages 87-88)

    • How do key resources and capability support competitive advantage?





  • SWOT (Chapter 4):



    • Complete a summarized SWOT analysis using information from the external and internal analyses completed in the previous steps (Pages 89-93).

    • Clearly identify key internal strengths and weaknesses.

    • Clearly identify key external opportunities and threats.



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Answer To: Internal Analysis & SWOT Instructions Submit Assignment In the same way that a company's external...

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Introduction
The company chosen for analysis is Oracle incorporation. Oracle's transition to a cloud-

centric vendor continues, replicating the strength of its on-premises technology in the cloud.
It now supports strong cloud-based business applications for core business processes and
continues to bring to market new and updated offerings across its broad portfolio. Oracle
continues its business change toward being a cloud vendor, and its innovative layered
strategy (see the Strategy section below) is delivering sold financial results. The vendor offers
a growing number of products and services that are already strong solutions for clients and
prospects alike. Oracle has more work to do — its success, availability and maturity across its
offerings being at varying levels — but its strategy shows signs that the vendor knows what it
needs to do to help make its customers successful.
Although Oracle's technology has its origins in the DBMS market, the company has
expanded over the years — successfully entering new markets and becoming a diversified
enterprise technology megavendor.
Product and Services a very strong offering set
Oracle is a major application vendor with a wide range of business and industry applications
created through a combination of development and acquisition. According to Gartner's
market share analysis, in 2016 Oracle had revenue of approximately $7.4 billion in enterprise
applications. This section only looks at the applications Oracle brings to markets, analysis of
other "products" spanning infrastructure, database and tools is found in the Additional
Analyst Insight section.
Oracle's...
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