Evaluate Your Strategic Position With SWOT

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About This Podcast Episode: Evaluate your strategic position with SWOT

The business landscape can make or break your strategy. So you need to understand the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats facing your organisation in order to make informed decisions, identify potential risks, and leverage your competitive advantages.

In the fourth episode of our strategy-focused mini-series, PMI Partner Consultant Des Kelly continues his exploration of top tools for understanding the world in which we operate, showcasing SWOT Analysis as a powerful tool for evaluating your strategic position.

 

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Join Des Kelly and Susannah Clarke in the studio as they discuss how to Evaluate Your Strategic Position With SWOT.  You’ll hear about:

  • Understanding the world in which we operate (01:43)
  • SWOT analysis in the context of business strategy (03:18)
  • Interpreting and using SWOT analysis (05:16)
  • Strategic implementation and monitoring (07:50)
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