Teqnique Writting SOWT Analysis on Research Report

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Question may arises on, Is it write to make a SOWT analysis of research report based on findings or based on whole research report ie considering all sections?

Answer-

Findings-based is the right call, not whole-report. Because a SWOT analysis is meant to be an evidence-based snapshot of the actual object under study.  

Draw the SWOT from:

  • Descriptive statistics
  • Hypothesis testing / structural model results
  • Qualitative themes from IDIs/KII and open-ended responses

Don't treat these as SWOT source material:

  • Literature review  explore in general,
  • Methodology describes how you collected data, not what you found.
  • Introduction/Problem Statement sets up the gap in the literature, not a finding about study.
Conclusion
Write your SWOT based on your findings of the study that will helpful to write stragegic implication.

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