Porter's analysis examines five different factors that affect the success of a particular industry. Next, we use this analysis to determine whether the industry is attractive for potential shareholders and investors. The power of suppliers and the power of buyers in the "family restaurant" industry are detailed below, including restaurants such as Boston pizza, East Side Mario. The various strengths and weaknesses of these forces depend on various factors and summarize these factors.
Porter (1980, p. 80) outlines five power models to analyze the competitiveness of the organization. These include entry threats, supplier bargaining power, buyer bargaining power, threats to alternatives, and competition among existing competitors. BP's oil and gas industry traditionally required a significant financial investment in a very expensive infrastructure. Large capital investment is required for construction pipeline, drilling, access to buildings and land acquisition. BP's asset value is $ 236 billion (Honnungar, 2011). Given the industry's market access cost and economy of scale, the threat of new entry is low
The supplier's bargaining power is the ability of the supplier to raise input prices or raise the cost of the industry. In BP and the oil and gas industry, suppliers have high bargaining power (Hill, C., 2012 pg 65. para 2) as there is virtually no substitute product. There are various oil and gas companies around the world, but several companies such as BP, Shell, ExxonMobil, etc. dominate the industry. Buyer's bargaining power According to Hill and Jones, Bayer's bargaining power is the ability to negotiate with the company to charge lower prices in the industry. They may also increase costs by requiring better service and higher quality products (Hill C. C. Jones., G. 2012. page 63-64). Currently, in the oil and gas industry, due to the economic crisis and excess supply of products, the balance of electricity is left to the purchaser's hands.
Buyer's bargaining power: This is contrary to the power of the supplier. Strong buyers may have a devastating effect on the profitability of startup groups that offer goods and services. Factors that contribute to strong buyers are the size of each existing startup, when purchasers with high purchases are converted from startup products to competitors' products, their quality related and reliable or lacking , Then the buyer feels and there is no conversion cost. The product or service provided by the supplier does not affect the purchaser's ability to maintain or improve the quality of the goods or services.