Enterprise Environmental Factors and Project Management Information System for Ford Motor Project

Running head: FORD MOTOR PROJECT
FORD MOTOR PROJECT
Name of the Student:
Name of the University:
Author Note:

FORD MOTOR PROJECT1
Table of Contents
Identification of EEF of the project...........................................................................................2
Proposition of a tool related to the project.................................................................................3
Justification of the tool selected.................................................................................................3
References..................................................................................................................................5

FORD MOTOR PROJECT2
Identification of EEF of the project
Enterprise Environmental Factors refer to either internal or external factors, which can
affect the project in any way possible influencing the success of the project (Segarra-Oña,
Peiró-Signes & Payá-Martínez, 2014). These factors include the likes of culture, conditions
of the weather, regulations imposed by the government, situation of the politics and market
conditions.
The term commonly referred to as EEF that highlight the elements outside the
industry, which are generally the important part of the concern relating to the profitability of
the Ford Motor Company.
Firstly, the Ford Motor Company is massively dependent upon the infrastructure
including the likes of investment done upon the roads as well as the existence of a wide
network of stations delivering fuel (Luthra, Garg & Haleem, 2015). However, if the countries
decide to make more investments within the sector of public transit and withdraw the already
made investments upon the road networks leading to a fact that the general public buy a lot
fewer works.
Next, the cars which provide the majority of the profit to the Ford Motor have a
tendency to be inefficient due to the larger luxury related to the vehicles. Sales of these
specific cars have a high dependency upon the prices of the fuel (Luthra et al., 2014). When
the fuel prices rise to a greater value, the need for fuel-inefficient vehicles can decrease to a
greater value.
Also, the environment related to the general business widely affect the car sales of the
Ford Motor Company. Rise within the rate of interest or even in the economic downturns can
affect the sales to reduction as well. Fluctuations related to currency can highly affect the
costs and the sales of the company related to the Enterprise Environmental factors. As an