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Stakeholders
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Cambridge IGCSE ICT (Chapter 1 Stakeholders) Mind Map on Stakeholders, created by lovelylaw2 on 05/09/2013.
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Stakeholders
What is a Stakeholder?
A Stakeholder is a person or a group of people who have an interest in the business
How do you calculate profit?
Profit= Revenue - cost
What is a sponsorship?
A way of publicising businesses by giving money for a sporting or social event in exchange for publicity of some sort
The 6 Stakeholders and why they are interested
Owners
Affects of Success
Ability to gain a pay rise, able to repay creditors, can praise employees, potential expansion = more money
Affects of Losses
Possible loss of job, high debts, reduction e.g. having to fire/ reduce pay of employees
The local community
Affects of Success
more likely to hire people, sponsor local community, reduce prices ect.
Affects of Losses
jobs lost, unemployment, no sponsor of local events, high prices ect.
Suppliers
Affects of Success
Will gain the money owed and potentially greater reorders
Affects of Losses
May not be paid fully for their services/ supplies and never receive reorders
Creditors
Affects of Success
Will get the money owed paid
Affects of Losses
Will never regain the money they were owed
Employees
Affects of Success
Will gain pay rises, better working conditions, developments ect.
Affects of Losses
Less pay, harsher working hours or potential redundancy
Customers
Affects of Success
Ability to negotiate, sales, discounts, greater customer services/ quality of products ect.
Affects of Losses
High prices, lack of staff = poorer customer service
What is a creditor?
People or organisations the business owe money to
What is customer service?
Dealing with customers queries or problems to ensure full satisfaction
What is revenue?
total money coming in to a business
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