Strategic planning starts with a management review called a SWOT analysis. The letters stand for strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. A SWOT analysis usually starts with a broad overview. The first step is for top management to respond to
questions like these:
•What are our strengths, and how
can we use them to achieve our
business goals?
•What are our weaknesses, and how
can we reduce or eliminate them?
•What are our opportunities, and
how do we plan to take advantage
of them?
•What are our threats, and how can
we assess, manage, and respond to
the possible risks?
A SWOT analysis is a solid foundation for the strategic planning process,
because it examines a firm’s technical,
human, and financial resources. In
Figure 2-2, the bulleted lists show samples of typical strengths, weaknesses,
opportunities, and threats.
As the SWOT process continues,
management reviews specific resources
and business operations.
Strategic planning starts with a management review called a SWOT analysis. The letters stand for strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. A SWOT analysis usually starts with a broad overview. The first step is for top management to respond toquestions like these:•What are our strengths, and howcan we use them to achieve ourbusiness goals?•What are our weaknesses, and howcan we reduce or eliminate them?•What are our opportunities, andhow do we plan to take advantageof them?•What are our threats, and how canwe assess, manage, and respond tothe possible risks?A SWOT analysis is a solid foundation for the strategic planning process,because it examines a firm’s technical,human, and financial resources. InFigure 2-2, the bulleted lists show samples of typical strengths, weaknesses,opportunities, and threats.As the SWOT process continues,management reviews specific resourcesand business operations.
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