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SWOT analysis (alternatively known as SWOT framework; hereinafter, the Framework) is a tool that maps analyses of the enterprise environment. SWOT is an acronym for strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats.

SWOT analysis. An analysis of the organization's strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats.

Strength. Any activity the organization does well or its unique resource.
Weakness. An activity the organization does not do well or a resource it needs but does not possess.
Opportunity. A positive trend in the enterprise environment.
Threat. A negative trend in the enterprise environment.

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−	[[File:Swot.png\|400px\|thumb\|right\|[[SWOT framework]]]][[SWOT analysis]] (alternatively known as [[[[SWOT framework]]; hereinafter, the ''Framework'') is a tool that maps analyses of the [[enterprise environment]]. SWOT is an acronym for [[strength\|'''s'''trength]]s, [[weakness\|'''w'''eakness]]es, [[opportunity\|'''o'''pportuniti]]es, and [[threat\|'''t'''hreat]]s.	+	[[File:Swot.png\|400px\|thumb\|right\|[[SWOT framework]]]][[SWOT analysis]] (alternatively known as [[SWOT framework]]; hereinafter, the ''Framework'') is a tool that maps analyses of the [[enterprise environment]]. SWOT is an acronym for [[strength\|'''s'''trength]]s, [[weakness\|'''w'''eakness]]es, [[opportunity\|'''o'''pportuniti]]es, and [[threat\|'''t'''hreat]]s.