A SWOT analysis is a technique, which is used to examine a company’s - Strenghts, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Treats.
Strengths and Weaknesses are internal analysis of the company.
Opportunities and Threats are the external anaylsis.
With this, you can understand more about the business and prepare the company in the future. This means the company will potentially gain more competitiveness in the market. Furthermore, it is an improtant in developing the strategy for the business.
SWOT is answered above. Although, be sure to focus on the tech side of things. A Bcg is the boson consulting group matrix. a y axis for market growth and x axis for market share. There is 4 boxes. Stars with high market share and high market growth - they need heavy invesment to sustain growth. Once the product life cycle moves to decline they will become cash cows. cash cows - low growth but high market share, no investment needed but need to be managed. Question marks have high growth but low shares, should invest but is questionable. Dogs have low share and low growth, needs to exit the market. Put each product in one of these fields as an SBU
suzanne s
May 8th, 2008 at 12:22 am
swot?i mean what?
Denise T
May 11th, 2008 at 10:24 am
A SWOT analysis is a technique, which is used to examine a company’s - Strenghts, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Treats.
Strengths and Weaknesses are internal analysis of the company.
Opportunities and Threats are the external anaylsis.
With this, you can understand more about the business and prepare the company in the future. This means the company will potentially gain more competitiveness in the market. Furthermore, it is an improtant in developing the strategy for the business.
aussiegrrl84
May 11th, 2008 at 3:17 pm
SWOT is answered above. Although, be sure to focus on the tech side of things. A Bcg is the boson consulting group matrix. a y axis for market growth and x axis for market share. There is 4 boxes. Stars with high market share and high market growth - they need heavy invesment to sustain growth. Once the product life cycle moves to decline they will become cash cows. cash cows - low growth but high market share, no investment needed but need to be managed. Question marks have high growth but low shares, should invest but is questionable. Dogs have low share and low growth, needs to exit the market. Put each product in one of these fields as an SBU