The internal considerations of a SWOT analysis are opportunities and threats.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
False
The internal considerations of a SWOT analysis are strengths and weaknesses.
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Well-stated objectives are
A. succinct and concise so as to identify the company's risk and return options. B. broad and take into account views of all the stakeholders. C. quantifiable or measurable, and contain deadlines for achievement. D. directly related to the dividend payout ratio for stockholder returns. E. representative of customers' aspirations for company performance.
Approximately what percentage of U.S. companies use or have used the balanced scorecard approach?
a. 10% b. 25% c. 50% d. 80%
What is ethnography?
a. Data collection done through participant observation and interviews in a customer’s context of use b. The study of what encourages people to buy c. Data collection done through internet surveys d. The study of product placement
"Making it right the first time" is:
A) an unrealistic definition of quality. B) a user-based definition of quality. C) a manufacturing-based definition of quality. D) a product-based definition of quality. E) the definition of quality proposed by the American Society for Quality