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This document outlines a SWOT analysis for a library. It defines a SWOT analysis and identifies the library's internal strengths as a strong enrollment, qualified staff, and enthusiastic management. Weaknesses include a high average staff age, long appointment processes, and lack of infrastructure. Opportunities are new institution excitement, government schemes, and expanding staff expertise. Threats consist of loss of identity, experienced staff leaving, and other institutions becoming dominant. The analysis examines strengths and weaknesses, opportunities and threats, strengths and threats, and weaknesses and opportunities.
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- 1. SWOT ANALYSIS Smita Nevase MlibIsc Roll no. 11932
- 2. Introduction
- 3. Definition According to, Shutt, Craig A Swot Analysis is strategic planning tool used to evaluate the strategic, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats involved in a project or in a business venture. A Swot analysis, usually performed early in the project development process, helps organization evaluate the environmental factors and internal situation facing a project.
- 4. SWOT in detail Internal Strengths A strong Enrolment Qualified Staff Enthusiastic Management Team Relevant Learning Programmes
- 6. Long process for Appointing New Staff.
- 8. SWOT in detail External Threats Loss of identity, Reputation Risk of loosing experienced staff The other institution may be dominant
- 9. SWOT ANALYSIS S Strength W Weaknesses O Opportunities T Threats
- 10. S W O T Strength and Weaknesses Opportunities and Threats Strength and Threats Weakness and Opportunities
- 11. STRENGTH Support of Management Supportive staff Individual space for books Good management comity Reading room Direction for user User New Technology
- 12. WEAKNESSES Shortage of Space Trained Staff Lack of Infrastrchre Lack of Information Technology
- 13. Opportunities Government scheme Opportunities through NACC comity Self Evaluation Opportunities From UGC For Research project Increase Library Reputation
- 14. THREATES Universities changing schemes Lack of Funding