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When you define the target state of a business, a SWOT analysis helps you to identify which two types of opportunities? (Choose two.)
The correct answer is B. business priorities C. business drivers. When using SWOT analysis to define a business's target state, the Opportunities quadrant surfaces business priorities (B) - what the organization should focus on - and business drivers (C) - the internal or external forces motivating the need for change. These two are correct…
Question
When you define the target state of a business, a SWOT analysis helps you to identify which two types of opportunities? (Choose two.)
Options
- Abusiness innovation
- Bbusiness priorities
- Cbusiness drivers
- Dbusiness disruption
- Ebusiness Influencer
How the community answered
(29 responses)- A7% (2)
- B90% (26)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
When using SWOT analysis to define a business's target state, the Opportunities quadrant surfaces business priorities (B) - what the organization should focus on - and business drivers (C) - the internal or external forces motivating the need for change. These two are correct because they directly shape where the business wants to go and why, which is exactly what target-state definition requires.
The distractors fall short because business innovation (A) is an outcome or goal, not something SWOT identifies as a category; business disruption (D) maps more naturally to the Threats quadrant, not Opportunities; and business influencer (E) is not a recognized output of SWOT analysis at all.
Memory tip: Think "Priorities + Drivers = Direction." SWOT's Opportunities tell you what to prioritize and what's pushing you there - both point toward the target state. If a choice sounds like a destination (innovation, disruption) rather than a navigational input, it's likely wrong.
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