Question

Sonia, the owner of a local consulting business that provides small and medium-sized organizations with hardware and software and support for information systems, has asked you to explain the five forces model of industry attractiveness to her. What would not be considered one of the five forces?

Answer 1

Explained

Step-by-step explanation:

Competitive pressures stemming from incremental innovations within the information systems industry is not one of the five forces of industry attractiveness

The Five Forces model by Porter helps determining how competitive an industry is based on five different factors: which are as follows

The rivalry among existing competitors,

The threat of new entrants (potential competitors),

The threat of substitute products (alternatives),

The bargaining power of suppliers,

and The bargaining power of buyers.