Pestle analysis - Revision history

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	PESTLE is list of areas that can be analysed to help assess the position of a business in relation to external factors. These are factors that may have implications on its trading abilities in both the long and short term.		PESTLE is list of areas that can be analysed to help assess the position of a business in relation to external factors. These are factors that may have implications on its trading abilities in both the long and short term.

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	The acronym PESTLE stands for:		The acronym PESTLE stands for:
−	*Political: For example, a change in government is likely to have an effect on the construction sector.
−	*Environmental: Such as the impact of a government target to cut emissions.
−	*Social: An ageing population and an increase in requirements for single person homes may impact on the types of buildings required.
−	*Technological: Advances in broadband technology, or the adoption of BIM may change the ways we work.
−	*Legal: Planning legislation, building regulations, case law and so on.
−	*Economic: Government spending has historically been used to regulate the economy, with significant impacts on construction.

−	This is a variation on PEST analysis which is restricted to Political, Economic, Social, and Technological influences.~~<br/>~~	+	* Political: For example, a change in government is likely to have an effect on the construction sector.
		+	* Environmental: Such as the impact of a government target to cut emissions.
		+	* Social: An ageing population and an increase in requirements for single person homes may impact on the types of buildings required.
		+	* Technological: Advances in broadband technology, or the adoption of BIM may change the ways we work.
		+	* Legal: Planning legislation, building regulations, case law and so on.
		+	* Economic: Government spending has historically been used to regulate the economy, with significant impacts on construction.
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		+	This is a variation on PEST analysis which is restricted to Political, Economic, Social, and Technological influences.

	= Find out more =		= Find out more =

	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===		=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
−	*Risk management.
−	*Risk in building design and construction.
−	*Third party dependencies.

−	[[Category:Cost_/_business_planning]]	+	* Risk management.
		+	* Risk in building design and construction.
		+	* Third party dependencies.
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		+	[[Category:DCN_Definition]] [[Category:DCN_Guidance]] [[Category:Cost_/_business_planning]]

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Designing Buildings at 06:52, 12 May 2014

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−	PESTLE is list of areas that can be analysed to help assess the position of a business in relation to external factors. These are factors that may have implications on its trading abilities in both the long and short term.	+	PESTLE is list of areas that can be analysed to help assess the position of a business in relation to external factors. These are factors that may have implications on its trading abilities in both the long and short term.

	A PESTLE analysis can form part of a risk management strategy. When a PESTLE analysis is undertaken by a business, a short report is generally prepared highlighting any possible implications on future trading potential, setting out both opportunities and threats.		A PESTLE analysis can form part of a risk management strategy. When a PESTLE analysis is undertaken by a business, a short report is generally prepared highlighting any possible implications on future trading potential, setting out both opportunities and threats.
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	*Risk in building design and construction.		*Risk in building design and construction.
	*Third party dependencies.		*Third party dependencies.
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−	PESTLE is list of areas that can be analysed to help assess the position of a business in relation to external factors~~, these~~ are factors that may have implications on its trading abilities in both the long and short term. When a PESTLE analysis is undertaken by a business, a short report is generally prepared highlighting any possible implications on future trading potential, setting out both opportunities and ~~disadvantages~~ .	+	PESTLE is list of areas that can be analysed to help assess the position of a business in relation to external factors. These are factors that may have implications on its trading abilities in both the long and short term.
		+
		+	A PESTLE analysis can form part of a risk management strategy. When a PESTLE analysis is undertaken by a business, a short report is generally prepared highlighting any possible implications on future trading potential, setting out both opportunities and threats.
		+
		+	The acronym PESTLE stands for:
	*Political: For example, a change in government is likely to have an effect on the construction sector.		*Political: For example, a change in government is likely to have an effect on the construction sector.
−	*Environmental: Such as the impact of a government target to cut emissions ~~in a country~~.	+	*Environmental: Such as the impact of a government target to cut emissions.
−	*Social	+	*Social: An ageing population and an increase in requirements for single person homes may impact on the types of buildings required.
−	*Social: An ageing population and increase in requirements for single person homes may impact on the types of buildings required.	+
	*Technological: Advances in broadband technology, or the adoption of BIM may change the ways we work.		*Technological: Advances in broadband technology, or the adoption of BIM may change the ways we work.
	*Legal: Planning legislation, building regulations, case law and so on.		*Legal: Planning legislation, building regulations, case law and so on.
	*Economic: Government spending has historically been used to regulate the economy, with significant impacts on construction.		*Economic: Government spending has historically been used to regulate the economy, with significant impacts on construction.
		+
		+	This is a variation on PEST analysis which is restricted to Political, Economic, Social, and Technological influences.<br/>
		+
		+	= Find out more =
		+
		+	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
		+	*Risk management.
		+	*Risk in building design and construction.
		+	*Third party dependencies.

Designing Buildings at 12:05, 30 April 2014

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−		+	*Political: For example, a change in government is likely to have an effect on the construction sector.
−	~~<br/>~~	+	*Environmental: Such as the impact of a government target to cut emissions in a country.
−		+	*Social
−	PESTLE is ~~an important set~~ of areas to ~~analyse to shed light on~~ the position of a business in relation to external factors, these are factors that may have implications on its trading abilities in the long & short term. When an analysis is undertaken by a business' a short to report ~~should be~~ prepared highlighting any possible implications on future trading potential ~~this should consider~~ both opportunities and disadvantages .	+	*Social: An ageing population and increase in requirements for single person homes may impact on the types of buildings required.
−	*Political~~- A~~ change in government is likely to have an effect on the construction sector.	+	*Technological: Advances in broadband technology, or the adoption of BIM may change the ways we work.
−	*Environmental~~- The~~ impact of a government target to cut emissions in a country.	+	*Legal: Planning legislation, building regulations, case law and so on.
−	*Social- An ageing population and increase in requirements for single person homes.	+	*Economic: Government spending has historically been used to regulate the economy, with significant impacts on construction.
−	*Technological- Advances in broadband ~~Technology~~, ~~changing~~ ways ~~in which~~ we work. ~~BIM~~	+
−	*Legal- Planning legislation, regulations and ~~their effects~~ on ~~our sectors~~ .	+
−	*Economic- Government spending ~~being cut~~ to ~~stem public debt~~	+

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PESTLE is an important set of areas to analyse to shed light on the position of a business in relation to external factors, these are factors that may have implications on its trading abilities in the long & short term. When an analysis is undertaken by a business' a short to report should be prepared highlighting any possible implications on future trading potential this should consider both opportunities and disadvantages .
*Political- A change in government is likely to have an effect on the construction sector.
*Environmental- The impact of a government target to cut emissions in a country.
*Social- An ageing population and increase in requirements for single person homes.
*Technological- Advances in broadband Technology, changing ways in which we work. BIM
*Legal- Planning legislation, regulations and their effects on our sectors .
*Economic- Government spending being cut to stem public debt