Overview
The SWOT analysis enables these researchers to identify both internal influences (strengths and weaknesses) and external influences (opportunities and threats) that will have an impact on their prospective innovation. This process is often based on the observations (the first step in the scientific method) gleaned from primary scientific literature.
For this initial response, please do the following:
- Read the SWOT Analysis presentation: SWOT Analysis in the Life Sciences
- Choose one main category Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, or Threats and one subcategory within the main category.
- Explain in detail how applying the main category and its corresponding subcategory can benefit those seeking to pursue innovations in the life sciences.
- You must use and cite at least two references to support your response.
- The initial response must be written in your own words and contain at least 100 words.
- Please be mindful of grammatical errors.