Diagram template
SWOT: TOWS strategy matrix
PowerIcon-marked internal strengths and weaknesses head two columns, external opportunities and threats head two rows, and each intersection contains proposed strategies with visible references to the factors they combine.
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When to use it
Use to connect supplied internal and external SWOT factors to proposed TOWS actions in their fixed intersections. Supports 1–2 factors per group, 0–6 actions with one exact internal/external pair each and at most two per intersection, and optional translated factor headers. Empty intersections remain visibly without an action. Use another composition for strategies combining multiple factors in one action, more source factors, scoring, ownership or timelines. This diagram does not establish evidence or predict success.
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Describe your topic in plain words and the AI fills these in. You can edit every field afterwards.
- Factors
- 4 to 8, each with id, group, and label
- Strategies
- 0 to 6, each with from, to, and description
- Groups
- Exactly 4, each with group and label
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