SWOT – RECCOMMENDATIONS SECTION
The recommendations section is the last section on your SWOT
analysis.
After you have completed your SWOT
analysis, take the following steps by brainstorming:
1. Consolidate your analysis results
into a four-box SWOT matrix.
As mentioned in the introduction (and in our SWOT analysis
example), your SWOT helps you identify strengths and weaknesses that are either
helpful or harmful to your organization. As you can see from the SWOT matrix
example above, strengths and weaknesses are internal to the
organization, while opportunities and threats are of external origin.
Strengths and opportunities are helpful to your organization’s
strategy and weaknesses and threats are harmful to your
organization’s strategy.
Once you’ve completed the SWOT brainstorming process with
your leadership, consolidate your results so you can see all the positive
opportunities—and any negative trends—that could affect your strategy, and how
you operate on the whole.
2. Start developing your recommended
strategy map. This map will help you make recommendations.
Before you can begin developing your strategy map, you need
to be certain you fully understand strategy mapping (what you are recommending
and how to implement). If you have asked the 15+ questions posed in the SWOT
analysis example above (specific to each of the Balanced Scorecard
perspectives), then it should be relatively straightforward to filter by each
perspective and come up with key objectives for that area. For example, does it
seem as though you urgently need to make strategic adjustments to one
particular area of your strategy? Do you need to address a failing new product
launch before addressing market expansion opportunities?
1.
Communicate to the organization
where, how, and why you will be making the recommendation your strategy.
The
document needs to be at least 9 pages (not including the references page or
title page). I can do the title page and reference page if you provide me with
the website the information was collected from. My instructor doesn’t like
direct quotes and instead encourages paraphrasing.
Thank
you so much!
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