Anastasia F., Yossra M.
AMAZON
S
- Strong brand recognition & reputation
- diverse product offerings
- well-established distribution network
W
- Data security concerns
- A business model that is easy to copy
- Limited product control
O
- Expanding physical stores
- Expansion into emerging markets
- Investment into new ventures
T
- Intense competition
- cybersecurity threats
- economic recession
Serik & Anna
Tesla
Strengths:
Strong brand recognition and customer loyalty.
Market leader in electric vehicles (EV) and innovation in energy storage.
Weaknesses:
High production costs compared to competitors.
Delays in production and delivery of vehicles.
Opportunities:
Increasing demand for sustainable and green energy solutions.
Expansion into new markets (e.g., China, Europe).
Threats:
Increasing competition from established automakers (GM, Ford, VW).
Fluctuations in the cost of raw materials (lithium, cobalt).
Ayad and Dameli
Swot Analysis of Microsoft
Strengths : Microsoft is a well-known and trusted brand. The company has a lot of money and good partnerships.
- World's largest company
- Large market Reach
- Brand Reputation
- Diversified Portofolio
Weaknesses: It faces security risks, like cyberattacks.
- Lacking Innovation
- Unfair business practices
Opportunities:
Microsoft can grow its cloud and AI services.
It can expand in developing countries.
- Partnerships
- Smartphone industry
- Video game industry
Threats:
It faces strong competition from companies like Google and Apple.
Free alternatives to its products, like Google Docs, may hurt its market.
- Cybercrime and piracy
Ridwan & Mohammad
SWOT of Toyota Motor Corporation:
Strengths:-
i)Reliable products
ii)Usually affordable
Weaknesses:-
i)Chip shortages due to the COVID-19 pandemic, causing the quality of their products to decrease.
ii)Therefore, plenty of recalls from unsatisfied customers
Opportunities:-
i)Development of electric vehicles opening up to a new market.
ii)innovation on existing tech, ex:- adding new features.
Threats:-
i)Plenty of competition from other nations
ii)Fluctuation of market share, making stock prices occasionally decrease.
