SWOT ANALYSIS
Competitive Advantage
a condition in which a company operates in a more efficient or higher quality level than that of its competitors
Target Market
a specific group of consumers to whom a company aims the selling of its products or services
Competitor Evaluation
applying and comparing an organization's analysis to that of its competitor's
Opportunities
are a time or place favorable for carrying out a function for the business; external factors that are beyond the control of the organization or business
Strengths
are considered internal factors that can be controlled within the business
Weaknesses
are considered negative, internal factors a business has control over, and should be eliminated if possible
Threats
are negative or unfavorable external factors that affect organizations and businesses, and are considered beyond the control of a business
Strategy
design for a company or organization in order to reach its long-term goals through planning, organizing, execution and controlling of activities
Unique Selling Points (USP)
distinguishes the organization's product or service from competitors because of certain unique characteristics
Business Planning
includes all of an organization's goals, strategies and actions that are foreseen to ensure survival and growth
SWOT Analysis
is a useful tool in the decision making process in various situations for businesses and organizations; stands for strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats
Raw Materials
items (materials) used in the production of a good
Core Competency
knowledge, ability or expertise in a specific subject area
Networking
making links and establishing a mutually beneficial relationship with other business people
Product Development
the overall process of strategy and organization of the creation and evaluation of the marketing plan in order to introduce and establish a new product
Strategic Planning
the process of determining a business or organization's long-term goals, then identifying the most efficient and effective approach in reaching those goals
Marketing
the process of interesting potential customers and clients into the organization's products and services
Distribution Channel
the route a product or service takes from producer or supplier to the actual consumer