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INTI University is a well-known education institution in Malaysia. It was established on 82 acres of land in Putra Nilai in 1998. In this report, we done some situation analyses which are general environment analysis, Porter’s Five Forces Analysis, description of key stakeholders and SWOT analysis based on stakeholders groups. Besides, we suggest three strategies to INTI University and we recommend two strategy with the implementation details to let INTI gain the comparative advantage.
For the general environment analysis, we found out the external factor that will affect the INTI University such as technology, social cultural, physical environment, demographic, economic, political /legal segment and global segment. For the Porter’s Five Forces Analysis, we analyses the barriers to entry to education institution is medium because the brand identity, the threat of substitute product is high because there too many college and university around Malaysia, bargaining power of buyers is medium since brand recognition restrict the authority of consumers, bargaining power of suppliers is medium the reason that is private college with the financial and enrolment clout would have a strong bargaining power over distributor and intensity of rivalry among competitors is high because the competitor have a strong brand identity.
Besides, we have found out the SWOT of three stakeholders. After that, we suggest three strategic which are low cost strategy, restructuring and focus strategy. All strategy we propose are consistent with the organization internal environment and the external environment and current environmental conditions.
Lastly, we have recommended two strategies which are restructuring and focus quality of education. The way to implement the restructuring is to downscoping and downsizing strategy. Another that, to implement the focus quality of education is to improve the brand identity.

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Bibliography: Dibb, S., Simkin, L., Pride, W., & Ferrel, O. (2005). Marketing Concepts and Strategies. 5th Edition . Hitt, M. A., Ireland, R. D., & Hoskisson, R. E. (2011). The Management of Strategy. Kotler, P., & Fox, K. (1995). Strategic marketing for educational institutions. Loh, T. (2011). Sustainable Competitive Advantage For Market Leadership Amongst The Private Higher Education Institutes In Malaysia.

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