Definitions of SWOTs

    This diagram was created by me, Leon Winer. I am the owner of the Copyright. I
    hereby grant non-exclusive license to all viewers to download and use this diagram.

    For more information on the use of SWOTs, go to:
    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SWOT_analysis

    To see how SWOTs fit into planning, case study analysis and decision making, go to:
    www.mbatoolbox.org/stories/storyReader$19

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      koehntopp, billy.bebop, jick nan, lizziecow, and marthonoh added this photo to their favorites.

    2. rexb (79 months ago | reply)

      Have you considered using a creative commons license?

    3. lwiner9 (78 months ago | reply)

      As opposed to my brief satement above?
      What are the pros and cons?

    4. AmyStephen (78 months ago | reply)

      For me, the real benefit to using a creative commons license is that we can develop a common understanding of the copyright owner's specific expectations. It helps build language. Given your Wikipedia link and the astronomical number of hits, it seems an appropriate approach. Thanks for sharing!

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      sunnyliu2005, alegria7, and nannona added this photo to their favorites.

    6. el_monstrito (76 months ago | reply)

      thanks for the diagram and the link.

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      cocofrique added this photo to her favorites. (73 months ago)

    8. Darwin! (73 months ago | reply)

      Thanks for the diagram.

      You can also host this image on WikiMedia.

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