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| <h1><b>SWOT</b></h1><p> |
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| <h3>Notes:</h3> |
| Combining the <i>Threats</i> and <i>Opportunities</i> seen in the outside world with the <i>Strengths</i> and <i>Weaknesses</i> of OpenOffice.org gives a two by two matrix of the kind beloved by consultants and business schools.<br> |
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| <i>(Strengths Weaknesses Opportunities and Threats also makes a nice acronym in the English language - SWOT.)</i><br> |
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| <b>O-S</b>: There is <i>Opportunity</i> which plays to one of our <i>Strengths</i> = a 'no brainer' - just do it<br> |
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| <b>O-W</b>: There is an <i>Opportunity</i> but a <i>Weakness</i> means we might not be able to respond to it = effort in this area could bring big rewards<br> |
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