A key benefit of this technique is the focus on both sides of each issue: strengths versus weaknesses and opportunities versus threats.
A) Brainstorming.
B) Delphi.
C) SWOT analysis.
D) Categorization.

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The SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats) analysis is a technique used to assess a company's current standing in the market, competition and various other factors. The analysis identifies the internal and external factors that affect a business or an organization's ability to succeed. This technique helps to evaluate the positive and negative aspects of a situation and develop a plan based on the findings. It covers both the strengths and weaknesses (internal) along with the opportunities and threats (external) of the organization or project.

A Key Benefit of This Technique Is the Focus on Both