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SWOT ANALYSIS

A PRESENTATION BY SHEIKH MUGHEES


ROLL # 2
BS COMMERCE 7th
WHAT IS SWOT ANALYSIS

• Definition: SWOT Analysis is a strategic planning tool used to identify and

evaluate the Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats of an

organization, project, or individual.

• Purpose: Helps in strategic decision-making and optimizing performance.


STENGTHS

• Definition: These are internal attributes, resources, or capabilities that


provide an organization or individual with a competitive edge.
• Examples:
• A strong brand reputation.
• Skilled and experienced workforce.
• Superior technology or innovation.
• Strong financial position or abundant resources.
• Loyal customer base.
Purpose: Strengths should be leveraged to maximize opportunities and achieve
goals.
WEAKNESSES

• Definition: These are internal limitations or shortcomings that hinder


performance or competitive advantage.
• Examples:
• Lack of expertise or skills.
• Outdated technology or equipment.
• Poor customer service.
• High employee turnover.
• Inefficient processes or systems.
Purpose: Identifying weaknesses helps in addressing and improving areas that may
otherwise lead to failure.
OPPORTUNITIES

• Definition: These are external factors or trends that can be exploited to


benefit the organization or individual.
• Examples:
• Emerging market trends.
• Advancements in technology.
• New customer segments or geographic markets.
• Regulatory changes favoring the industry.
• Partnerships or collaborations.
Purpose: Opportunities should be aligned with strengths to ensure sustainable
growth.
THREATS

• Definition: These are external challenges or risks that could negatively impact
the organization or individual.
• Examples:
• Increasing competition.
• Economic downturns.
• Changing consumer preferences.
• Legal or regulatory constraints.
• Supply chain disruptions.
Purpose: Identifying threats enables proactive risk management and mitigation
strategies.
IMPORTANCE OF SWOT ANALYSIS

• Strategic Planning: Provides a clear framework for developing strategies.


• Resource Allocation: Helps prioritize investments and focus efforts.
• Risk Management: Identifies potential threats and plans mitigation
strategies.
• Decision Support: Aids in making informed decisions.
• Competitive Advantage: Highlights unique strengths to leverage.

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