Many people with a business education have had experience with a SWOT analysis – strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, threats. Unfortunately, applying these types of analyses tend to go the way of trigonometry – something you learn once and never really use again. But we shouldn’t lose sight of the benefits of a SWOT analysis: the ability to offer a concrete, realistic audit of a company and a visual representation of its standing among competitors.
Hunting the Unicorn
One of the most challenging aspects of developing any set of resources is having a strategy. Whether you are expanding your knowledge of coding standards or adding a member to your team; you must have a strategy.
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Computer sales have gone up by 220.5 million around the world from 2000 to 2011 (statisticbrain.com). Chances are if you’re reading this, it’s likely not because some thoughtful soul printed this website out and handed it to you. At this time last year, comScore – an internet technology company that measures peoples’ interactions with the digital world – released the 2012 Canada Digital Future in Focus report. They found that Canada leads the world in online engagement; spending an average of 45 hours per month online.
