first, perform a thorough Five Forces analysis of the cellular telephone industry. The focus of your Five Forces analysis is the physical product of cell phones rather than cellular service providers (such as AT&T, Verizon, etc.). However, you may want to include a discussion of these carriers if you deem such information pertinent to your response. Your analysis must specifically address each force individually by discussing the potential impact that the force might have on a firm that is considering entry into the present-day cell phone industry (50 points). Cell phone manufacturers continue to innovate, offering new and exciting features such as foldable screens. Following your Five Forces analysis of the cell phone industry as it stands today, think of innovation other than folding screens a) that has recently been introduced, b) that is on the horizon, or c) that you have envisioned; briefly describe this innovation and provide five grounded strategic projections, one tied to each of the Five Forces, that consider how the selected innovation might affect the cell phone industry. Clearly explain why each projection is relevant to the particular force, and support each of your five unique projections with well-reasoned justification (50 points).

Tips for Completing the Assignment Pay attention to all instructions in this file and on Blackboard. Thoroughly answer all parts of the assignment prompt and do not stray from the topic. Including an introduction/conclusion is optional content is what matters. Remember to closely proofread and review your paper prior to submission. Analyze the overall cellular telephone (cell phone) industry, not a particular manufacturer within the industry. Ensure that you do not neglect any of the Five Forces; allocate sufficient analysis to each. The projections that you formulate should be unique, specific, and creative. Make explicitly clear to the reader how each projection relates to the industry force to which you have tied the projection

response must be, at minimum, 600 words in length