Oxfam: The Four Main Stakeholders
Like Oxfam, ASOS claims to have four main stakeholders. The first of which is their suppliers. A supplier looks for long term contracts and prompt payment. If the suppliers are unhappy with their contracts then this may lead the quality and product availability to decrease. The suppliers will influence ASOS to make prompt payments in order to keep their contract.
The second main stakeholder for ASOS would be their customers. The customers look for good quality products at a good value. In addition to this, customers look for good product availability as well as good customer service. If the customers of ASOS are unhappy with the quality of the products being sold, then the revenue that ASOS makes may decrease as well as a poor recommendation
The second main stakeholder for ASOS would be their customers. The customers look for good quality products at a good value. In addition to this, customers look for good product availability as well as good customer service. If the customers of ASOS are unhappy with the quality of the products being sold, then the revenue that ASOS makes may decrease as well as a poor recommendation