In Terms of SWOT Analysis, When Does a Strength Become

question 8

Multiple Choice

In terms of SWOT analysis, when does a strength become a capability of the firm?

• A) when the strength can be tied to satisfying a customer need
• B) when the strength cannot be copied by competitors
• C) when the strength stands alone without any corresponding weaknesses
• D) when the strength can be connected to a second strength
• E) when the strength can be supported by sufficient resources

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