Lim Sei cK.  SWOT analysis is a method for analyzing a business, its resources, and its environment.

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Lim Sei cK

 SWOT analysis is a method for analyzing a business, its resources, and its environment.

 Internal strengths  Internal weaknesses  Opportunities in the external environment  Threats in the external environment

 What the business does better than the competition  What competitors do better than the business  Whether the business is making the most of the opportunities available  How a business should respond to changes in its external environment

POSITIVE FACTORS NEGATIVE FACTORS INTERNAL FACTORS StrengthsWeaknesses EXTERNAL FACTORS OpportunitiesThreats

 Strengths and weaknesses  Are internal to the business  Relate to the present situation  Opportunities and threats  Are external to the business  Relate to changes in the environment which will impact the business

Strengths are:  Things a business is good at  A characteristic giving a business an important capability  Sources of clear advantage over rivals  Distinctive competencies and resources that will help the business achieve its objectives

 High market share  Achieving economies of scale  High quality  Leadership & management skills  Technological leadership  Brand reputation  Employee skills  High productivity

Weaknesses are:  A source of competitive disadvantage  Things the business lacks or does poorly  Factors that place a business at a disadvantage  Issues that may hinder or constrain the business in achieving its objectives

 Low market share  Outdated technology  Poor quality  Lack of innovation  Cash flow problems  Inadequate distribution  Low productivity  Skills shortages

 An opportunity is any feature of the external environment which creates positive potential for the business to achieve its objectives.

 Technological innovation  New demand  Market growth  Social or lifestyle change  Higher economic growth  Diversification opportunity  Deregulation of the market

 Threats are any external development that may hinder or prevent the business from achieving its objectives.

 New market entrants  Change in customer tastes or needs  Demographic change  New regulations  Economic downturn  Rise of low cost production abroad  Higher input prices  Competitive price pressure

 There is no point producing a SWOT analysis unless it is actioned!  SWOT analysis should be more than a list - it is an analytical technique to support strategic decisions  Strategy should be devised around strengths and opportunities

MATCH STRENGTHS WITH OPPORTUNITIES CONVERT WEAKNESSES INTO STRENGTHS

WeaknessPossible Response Outdated technologyAcquire competitor with leading technology Skills gapInvest in training & more effective recruitment Overdependence on a single product Diversify the product portfolio by entering new markets Poor qualityInvest in quality assurance

 Form a group of MAXIMUM 4 students.  Conduct self SWOT analysis.  Present it to the class after mins discussion.