PROCTER AND GAMBLE Using a SWOT Analysis for Strategic Thinking

ummary of SWOT Analysis

Examine the internal resources, capabilities, and competencies of the selected firm using key strategic management tools and models such as the VRIO Framework and Value Chain.
Look specifically for capabilities that are required for the company’s competitive advantage.
Be specific about the firm’s resources (both tangible and intangible) that seem most strategically important, now and in your vision of the company’s future strategic development.
Cleary state where firm Strengths and Weaknesses are found.
Analyze the firm’s external environment including its general environment, industry, and competitive position. Choose a strategic management model such as PEST analysis or Porter’s Five Forces Model to use in this analysis. Clearly state where external Opportunities and Threats are found.
Illustrate the key strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats using a SWOT table. You might also develop a SWOT figure that depicts your findings in a way that allows for more effective integration and synthesis of your key ideas.

Strategic Actions Based on SWOT Analysis

Relate the SWOT analysis to the key strategic actions the selected firm could take to further its alignment and long-term success.
How can you relate internal strengths and weaknesses with opportunities and threats in the external environment? Are there capabilities that need to be enhanced in order to capitalize on opportunities or reduce threats? Are there capabilities that can be divested because they are no longer needed in the current or projected environment?
What are the strategic actions that would align specific strengths and weaknesses with specific opportunities and threats?

Additional Requirements

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