Assignment 06: Life Cycles in Healthcare
Running head: BCG MATRIX ANALYSIS 1
BCG MATRIX ANALYSIS 2
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BCG MATRIX ANALYSIS
McKinsey 7s model is a tool that is used in analyzing the organizational design. This is done through examining seven vital organizational internal elements. “These elements include systems strategy, structure, collective values, styles, skills, and staff” (Gechkova, T., & Kaleeva, 2020). This is done to effectively identify these factors are appropriately aligned to allow the organization to achieve its objectives.
The Boston consulting group model (BCG) analyzes an organization's products or services. The matrix is fabricated basing on the relative market share and the growth rate of the market. These are the two significant factors forming the four BCG matrix quadrants. The y-axis, which represents the growth rate of the market, helps measure the appeal or the market demand. When there is a high growth rate in the market, there are more opportunities, and thus there is a high earning potential. The x-axis represents the relative share of the market. It evaluates the competitive strength looking at the revenue generated by the divisions or products of an organization.
CoxHealth Foundation will be analyzed in this case. This foundation's system is defined by capital improvement, which is defined as a star, the clinics are defined as a “cash cow”, the community impact initiative is defined as a “question mark”, and charity is defined as a “dog” (CoxHealth. 2017). This will be shown in the BCG matrix.
The capital improvements require large investments so that the company can stay ahead. The cash flow may start as negative until the time when there are improvements made and business resumes as normal. As time continues, cash flow will become profitable if there is a good plan in place. The organization clinics are a very instrumental revenue source for this organization. High and stable cash flow are very important for this company. There is a good strategy of investing in maintaining the organization's current level. The organization's community impact initiative (a question mark) is vital in the community. The charities (a dog) usually have a neutral or negative cash flow (Pascaris, 2017). The organization fund has numerous finances that help the people who cannot afford the care they need frantically. For full support, the applicants are supposed to fill a form and fulfill the requirements highlighted for the various funds.
CoxHealth BCG matrix
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Stars capital improvements The stars are monies spent on new technology, renovations, expansions, information system, and purchase of new equipments and offering services to the patients ( CoxHealth Foundation. 2017). These improvements are aimed at improving the quality of patients care. quality care will gradually help in generating income to the organization |
Question marks Community initiatives This organization sent a total of $868151180 to the community. This was done through initiatives as well as donated medical services. These initiatives are considered as community investments. They may not bring revenue to the organization but is very important in boosting the reputation of the organization. |
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Cash cows Clinics The primary care clinics of this organization create the largest revenue. The organization has more than 150 primary care physicians serving more than 12000 patients
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Dogs Charity This foundation has various funds that helps in funding individuals who are completely unable to afford the required care. This is solely dependent on fundraisers and donations. |
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CoxHealth. (2017). About us. Community impact. Retrieved from CoxHealth website: https://www.coxhealth.com/about-us/community-impact/
CoxHealth Foundation. (2017). Patient Assistance. Retrieved from CoxHealth Foundation website:https://www.coxhealthfoundation.com/to-receive/patient-assistance/
Gechkova, T., & Kaleeva, T. (2020). THE MCKINSEY 7S MODEL IN THE AIRPORT SYSTEM PROTECTION. Knowledge International Journal, 42(5), 843-848.
Pascaris, M. (2017, March 08). Fitch affirms CoxHealth (MO) at ‘A’; Outlook stable. Retrieved
from https://www.fitchratings.com/site/pr/1020240
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