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We have collected some examples of strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats to illustrate what they could look like.

The intention of any SWOT analysis is to separate the key environmental factors that are significant to the marketing plans of the business. SWOT clusters key portions of information into two main categories:

The compulsory first step in SWOT analysis is a definition of the preferred end state or goal. The goal must be unambiguous and approved by all partaker in the SWOT analysis process. Failure to identify properly a final state leads to wasted resources and perhaps disappointment of the enterprise. The following are a range of synonyms for "objectives" in SWOT analysis expressions: desired end states, plans, policies, goals, strategies, tactics and actions.

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Large manufacturing companies seeking to increase their profitability often turn to value chain management to find ways to increase their revenue, reduce costs, gain efficiencies, and alike.  A critical pre-requisite for optimizing value chain management involves analyzing the materials, processes and capabilities of key suppliers.  Gaining an in depth understanding of your suppliers' business strategies, decision making processes and competitors allows you to evaluate their potential impact on your profitability and develop strategies and relationships to achieve financial success.

Strategic planning does not try to make future decisions. A Part of strategic planning is anticipating the future environment, however the decisions are made in the present.

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