External Factors such as Competition

External factors such as competition, legal, technological and social changes are pertinent in the Planned Parenthood (Gelman, et al., 2017). Different organizations are influenced by mild environmental changes that influence their stability and well-being. Besides the marketing and delivery of care are vital in creating cohesiveness. It is important to discuss the both the internal and external environmental factors and their effects on the Planned Parenthood organization marketing and the delivery of care. Also capturing the threats, opportunities, strengths as well as weaknesses in relation to the strategy and marketing.

Threats Internal and external factors derails the progress of medical delivery. Factors such as competition interferes with the concrete stability as well as free flow of services. Different affiliates tend to omit their intended purpose and focuses on heightening their production (Luk?- ?­k et al., 2016). As a result product s of low-quality as well as substandard services may be realized in cases of delivery. Additionally, social changes and acculturation destructs concrete flow of medical delivery within an organisation. Some markets ae not allowed to access some services thereby killing the progress of the system. Moreover, laxity in technological changes lowers the quality of services rendered in the parenthood organisation. Most activities are rendered worthwhile thereby killing the morale of service delivery as well as marketing activities. Opportunities External an internal factors open more gates for exploration in the medical system.

More technological advancements are realized as different practitioners with mild technical know-how are employed to meet the fast moving world (Luk?- ?­k et al., 2016). Similarly, legal changes allows the marketing department to have free flow of their services through a rational platform. The legal changes allows marketing expand their boundaries for extensive sales across varied borders. Additionally, competition increases marketing s more products are brought in the system. It helps in employing qualified personal who can compete with the world market in the medical field. Besides, competition increases marketing strategies as well as taking care of the patients in order to expand the market values. Weaknesses Patients are the major concern in the Planned Parenthood, their well-being and quality services are paramount in realizing a cohesive marketing strategy.

However, internal factors such as type of leadership and management hinders the type of services that are being delivered (Gelman, et al., 2017). The approach and success of the operation are reduced to less value as the company fight to control other factors. Moreover, the credibility of the strategy and marketing technique in the Planned Parenthood is a major threat that not only derails the kind of services to be delivered thus interfering with the marketing demands. Strengths The nature of the external and internal factors in relation to the marketing strategy builds a unified process in the services delivery in the medical fields. It leads to the rise of different attitudes towards the reproductive freedom of women (Ciabuschi et al., 2015).

Similarly, it heightens the formation of Food and Drug Administration (FDA) which is an essentiality in approving the sale of ancient pills that are used in the birth process and procedures. Moreover, the abortion cases have found ground and are now being viewed to be less harmful and unethical as evident in the past encounters. The nature of Planned Parenthood is a significant factors in the development of a stable health care system.

References

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• Internal embeddedness, headquarters involvement, and innovation importance in multinational enterprises. In Knowledge, Networks and Power (pp. 284-317).
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