Question

1.A brief explanation of SWOT Analysis

2.An explanation of benefits and strengths of SWOT

3.An explanation of the challenges of using the model.

4. A brief analysis of how well SWOT could be applied to create a long-term plan for a team, department, or organization within the field you are considering.

Answer 1

Ans1) SWOT analysis:
a study undertakenbyan organization to identify its internal strengths and weaknesses, as well as its external opportunities and threats.

2) Swot analysis benefits & strength:

- Analysis of a Business's Strengths

The strengths portion of the SWOT analysis is used to determine what your business does best. If you know your business' strengths you can place emphasis on them when the time comes to implement your marketing program. For instance, if you know that you can make a product cheaper than anyone else in your industry can, you list that as a strength. You do not need to be the best in the industry at something to list it as a strength – your strengths are based on internal and external performance.

Weaknesses of Your Business
Knowing your business' weaknesses is critical to SWOT analysis. Anything that your business struggles with or lacks is considered a weakness. For instance, limited production capacity is a weakness: You know that you cannot mass-market a new product because you cannot meet a large demand should it materialize. If you know your business' weaknesses, you can avoid centering a marketing and advertising strategy around those weaknesses.

3) The threats, or challenges, facing your business when implementing a marketing program are perhaps the most important factors of a SWOT analysis. You might have a solid marketing plan catered to a clear and specific set of strengths, weaknesses and opportunities, but if you do not consider the challenges in your industry, your plan could be useless. For instance, if your technology business introduces a mobile phone application that is similar to and indistinguishable from another company's application that currently dominates the market, your product's success faces a threat. Knowing the challenges you face helps your business to make informed and strategic decisions regarding products.

4)
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W (Weakness): Firstly, its limited virulence • Secondely, it requires Niemann. Pick C1 (NP(1) for host cell entry & also host encoded proteins (TIM-1) o c opportunities): Lack of infection control practices • Collection, consumption & trade of wild animals. Changes in forest ecosystem • Poverty, malnutrition • Unhygienic practices, coowding • No vaccines or prophylactics bs yet. I ( Threats) :- • Avoidance of direct contact with infected blood and other bodily fluids of infected patient. Appropriate hygienic & safe poactices Practice of bassies nursing (PPE) Early detection & prompt action Isolation of infected patients • Disinfection de sterilization fe safe disposal of isstouments.