SWOT is an acronym for:
Strengths
Weaknesses
Opportunities
Threats
In a SWOT analysis, you analyse (break down) a situation by listing your strengths and weaknesses and look for opportunities that you can capitalize on, based on your goals; followed by highlighting any threats that you may encounter that could hinder you in achieving your goals.
3 Specific Uses of a SWOT Analysis
What is most important is that after a SWOT analysis is conducted, you should do the converse of an analysis; i.e. synthesis. No amount of analysis helps unless you put together all that information and come to a conclusion (synthesize). For example, after doing a SWOT analysis, a sporting country might decide to send only a small Olympic contingent that stands a good chance of winning medals, than a big one that is not likely to even get past qualifying rounds.
Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats
The Operations Analysis, Preliminary Hazard Analysis, and the What-If Tool
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