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The document discusses SWOT analysis, which analyzes a firm's strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. Strengths refer to competitive advantages, weaknesses are inherent limitations, and opportunities and threats are external issues identified through environmental and competitive analysis. A SWOT analysis helps managers answer questions about what a firm is good or weak at, what opportunities can exploit strengths and weaknesses, and what strategies are needed to address environmental threats.
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The document provides information on SWOT analysis, including:
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Swot-analysis_compress.pptx
- 2. SWOT ANALYSIS Strength: implies competitive advantage and other distinctive competencies. Weakness: inherent limitations that creates disadvantages for a firm. Opportunities and Threats: external issues and are identified after environmental and competitive analysis.
- 4. KEY ISSUES IN SWOT ANALYSIS STRENGTHS Good competitive skills? Adequate financial resources? An acknowledged market leader? Cost advantages? Competitive advantages? Product innovation abilities? Other? WEAKNESSES No clear strategic direction? Lack of managerial depth and talent? Missing any key skills? Falling behind in R & D? Poor track record in implementing strategy? Too narrow product line? Weak market image? Other?
- 5. Enter new markets? Add to product line? Add complementary products? Vertical integration? Faster market growth? Other? Likely entry of new competitors? Slower market growth? Adverse government policies? Changing buyer needs and tastes? Other? OPPORTUNITIES THREATS
- 6. ADVANTAGES OF SWOT ANALYSIS Analysis helps managers finding to questions such as: What the firm is good or weak at doing? What kind of opportunities need to be exploited keeping the strengths and weaknesses of the firm in mind? What strategies have to be chalked out to handle the environmental threats?