SWOT ANALYSIS

 SWOT Analysis is a strategic planning technique used to identify and evaluate the Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats of an organization, project, or individual.


SWOT Analysis Framework:


Strengths (S):


1. Internal factors that are favorable to the organization.

2. Competitive advantages.

3. Unique skills or resources.


Examples:


- Strong brand recognition

- Experienced management team

- Innovative products


Weaknesses (W):


1. Internal factors that are unfavorable to the organization.

2. Vulnerabilities.

3. Areas for improvement.


Examples:


- Limited financial resources

- High employee turnover

- Inefficient operations


Opportunities (O):


1. External factors that can benefit the organization.

2. Emerging trends or markets.

3. Partnerships or collaborations.


Examples:


- Growing demand for sustainable products

- Expanding into new markets

- Partnerships with influencers


Threats (T):


1. External factors that can harm the organization.

2. Challenges or obstacles.

3. Changes in market or regulatory environment.

SWOT ANALYSIS





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