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    A SWOT Matrix for a Retail

    Computer Store

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    The SPACE Matrix

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    Factors That Make Up the SPACE

    Matrix Axes

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    Example Strategy Profiles

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    Example Strategy Profiles

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    The Grand Strategy Matrix

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    The Grand Strategy Matrix

    Quadrant I continued concentration on current markets

    (market penetration and market development)

    and products (product development) is anappropriate strategy

    Quadrant II unable to compete effectively

    need to determine why the firms currentapproach is ineffective and how the company canbest change to improve its competitiveness

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    The Grand Strategy Matrix

    Quadrant III must make some drastic changes quickly to avoid

    further decline and possible liquidation

    Extensive cost and asset reduction(retrenchment) should be pursued first

    Quadrant IV have characteristically high cash-flow levels and

    limited internal growth needs and often canpursue related or unrelated diversificationsuccessfully

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    The Quantitative Strategic Planning

    Matrix (QSPM)

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    Positive Features of the QSPM

    Sets of strategies can be examined

    sequentially or simultaneously

    Requires strategists to integrate pertinent

    external and internal factors into the

    decision process

    Can be adapted for use by small and large

    for-profit and nonprofit organizations

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    Limitations of the QSPM

    Always requires intuitive judgments and

    educated assumptions

    Only as good as the prerequisite

    information and matching analyses upon

    which it is based

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    A QSPM for a Retail

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