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Please take this short survey for strategic analysis research! “Examing SWOT analysis to determine more effective methods of strategic analysis”

If you are an executive, in upper level management, or at all involved in strategic planning, please take a few minutes to answer a handful of questions concerning the use and understanding of SWOT analysis. This survey will help aid my research in completing my Master’s level thesis at Mercyhurst College’s Institute for Intelligence Studies. All responses will remain anonymous.

If you are not involved in strategic planning, please forward this to anyone that you know that is. Your help is greatly appreciated!

Link to survey: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/98DGV5P

Please complete this survey by February 26^th.

Thank you!

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