we can add tokens for swot analysis.
yeah, i know swot analysis has always felt like a corporate joke,
but as part of our documentation initiative and as part of the pragmatic token set, it can help show why decisions were made. Then if anyone cares, they can figure out if particular implementation or design was swotted. In which case, they can also see if any ideas were left out, etc.
easy to implement. essentially
[conceptual programming language concept] (may or may not be multi)
[property about it that's under swot analysis] (multi)
[strengths][weaknesses][opportunities][threats] (multis)
per usual, we can generate any kind of artifacts out of this. most likely internal/external documentation.
possibly images if we want to pretend to be fancy.
There is something to say about whether things should be placed on the swot grid in correlation to importance or weight or something.
You know, like a political affiliation board kind of thing. I didn't hear anyone mention that I'd have to google to see if people actually do that. I only mention it, because we may also want a unit for weight or importance, or percentage, or whatever to derive that.
luxe
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5 years ago
we can add tokens for swot analysis.
yeah, i know swot analysis has always felt like a corporate joke,
but as part of our documentation initiative and as part of the pragmatic token set, it can help show why decisions were made. Then if anyone cares, they can figure out if particular implementation or design was swotted. In which case, they can also see if any ideas were left out, etc.
easy to implement. essentially
per usual, we can generate any kind of artifacts out of this. most likely internal/external documentation.
possibly images if we want to pretend to be fancy.
There is something to say about whether things should be placed on the swot grid in correlation to importance or weight or something.
You know, like a political affiliation board kind of thing. I didn't hear anyone mention that I'd have to google to see if people actually do that. I only mention it, because we may also want a unit for weight or importance, or percentage, or whatever to derive that.