This means develop a SWOT chart with quadrants (4) with 7-10 items in each quadrant; yes, citations and references would be needed. RESOURCES: Find or Create a SWOT Analysis - Business Source Complete: SWOT Analyses Home - How Do I - University Library at University of Phoenix Library Reference and Citation Generator. Analyze Alphabet's strengths and include specific examples based on your SWOT analysis findings. Instructor Expectations: Analyze and include good, current, and specific examples. Is there a relationship among/between the strengths? Evaluate the weaknesses and threats for any common themes that might be a risk. Instructor Expectations: Look for common themes or relationships in each category (weaknesses and threats). What are they? Explain. Use your SWOT chart information. Evaluate Alphabet's weaknesses against its opportunities. Instructor Expectations: Compare weaknesses vs. Opportunities. Use information from your SWOT chart to respond. To compare, list the items as they compare to each other. Connect-the-dots. NOTE the terms are plural meaning more than one. Propose problem-solving strategies to address Alphabet's weaknesses or threats that could be mitigated by a business opportunity or business decision. Instructor Expectations: What is a strategy? [see Chapter 1] What problem-solving strategies can you recommend to address Alphabet's weaknesses or