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Alicia Lim (W23058979)
Annie Pang (W23058988)
Chong Qi Xuan (W23058984)
Desiree Felsingher (W23060590)
Tan Wern Li (W23059531)
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Alicia Lim Annie Pang Chong Qi Xuan Desiree Felsingher Tan Wern Li
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Political
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Potential government regulations on e-waste disposal and recycling could impact
the smartphone market by mandating manufacturers to include recycling
programs or design more recyclable devices .
Government policies promoting consumer rights to repair their electronics could
also influence the market by pressuring manufacturers to offer better repair Economic
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options or standardized components. Consumer spending habits could be affected by economic factors. During a
recession, consumers might prioritize repairability and longevity over high
performance when choosing a phone, impacting market demand.
Fluctuations in the price of raw materials used in smartphone components could
affect production costs and ultimately, consumer prices.
Social
Growing environmental awareness drives consumer demand for repairable, long-
lasting devices and increased recycling options for old phones.
Influencer campaigns and media coverage can significantly influence consumer
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buying habits towards repairability and environmentally conscious practices. Technological
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Advancements in battery technology could extend the lifespan of smartphones and
reduce the need for frequent upgrades.
Innovations in security features might become a key differentiator between brands,
influencing consumer choices.
The increasing demand for high-performance devices will drive research and
Environmental development in processor technology..
The growing concern about electronic waste could lead to stricter regulations
on production processes and disposal methods. E
Advancements in recycling technology could make it easier and more cost-
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effective to recycle old smartphones, creating a more sustainable market.
Data privacy laws could influence the way smartphone manufacturers handle user
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SWOT Analysis
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* Market prioritizes performance. High Production Costs:
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This can raise production costs, potentially impacting affordability for some
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Growing concern for e-waste. Rapid Innovation:
* Opportunities for sustainable practices: Fast-paced innovation leads to shorter product lifespans.
* Longer-lasting devices. Lack of repairability and recycling options can contribute to e-waste.
• Robust recycling programs. Limited Repair Options:
Difficulty in repairing smartphones frustrates consumers.
Security Focus: Limited repair options can also increase e-waste.
* Increased consumer demand for robust security features.
* Opportunities for differentiation through:
* Prioritizing advanced security solutions.
Competition:
Fast-paced market demands constant innovation.
Adaptation crucial for maintaining market share. Market for Repairable Devices
Failure to adapt risks losing ground.
Government Regulations: Demand for repairable devices = opportunity for companies
New business models: extended warranties, repair services, modular designs
Stricter e-waste regulations may increase production costs. Prioritize environmental sustainability
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Compliance necessary for sustainability. Long-lasting devices, efficient recycling programs, responsible material sourcing.
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Regulatory changes impact manufacturing processes. Innovative security features as key differentiator
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Shifting Consumer Preferences: Attract security-focused users like businesses and professionals
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Consumer demand for repairability, longevity, and security features increasing.
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s Adaptability key for meeting evolving preferences.
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Responsive strategies crucial for market relevance.
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Evolving Smartphone Market
Trends
Performance Focus: Enthusiasts and tech-savvy consumers are seeking high-performance
devices that can handle demanding tasks and deliver a better user experience. This trend
presents an opportunity for manufacturers to develop and offer cutting-edge smartphones with
advanced features.
Shifting Priorities: Consumers are becoming more environmentally conscious and are placing a
higher value on repairable and long-lasting devices. This shift is driven by growing awareness
of electronic waste and its negative impact on the environment.
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A Sustainable Future for Smartphones
Shifting Priorities: Consumers are becoming more environmentally conscious and are placing a
higher value on repairable and long-lasting devices. This shift is driven by growing awareness
of electronic waste and its negative impact on the environment.
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A Sustainable future for
smartphones
GROWING CONSUMER DEMAND FOR INCREASED FOCUS ON SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF INNOVATIVE SECURITY
REPAIRABLE AND RECYCLABLE PRACTICES BY MANUFACTURERS, SUCH AS FEATURES TO PROTECT USER PRIVACY AND
SMARTPHONES. USING RECYCLED MATERIALS AND DATA.
OFFERING EXTENDED WARRANTIES.
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Company Values