The company is an investment that is of low risk and has a strong standing. If the company made the decision to borrow capital, it could attain a large amount for its expansion and extension (Kaplan, 2011)
New entrants need to invest heavily to facilities so that their services can cover wide range in order to compete with the exited companies, as such, only a few companies can enter this industry easily. It is obvious that the threat of the new competitors is low (Sun, 2011)
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The company has also sought to fill beds by establishing a partnership with Kaiser Permanente (Armbriter, 2012). Banner has also entered into a multi-year strategic partnership with Cerner that will help it to innovate more, lower costs and better position itself to meet market needs for years to come (Monegain, 2015)
The company has worked with various agencies and levels of government proactively to try to enhance workforces in states where the shortages are most acute (Banner Health, 2012). The good news for Banner is that for the states in which it operates, only California is thought to have an acute nursing shortage (Tuten, 2012)