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== SWOT ==
 
== SWOT ==
 
{{SWOT
 
{{SWOT
  | Make the library a useful resource for Free Geek's community and educational program
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  | goal = Make the library a useful resource for Free Geek's community and educational program
 
  | strengths =
 
  | strengths =
 
* Continuous supply new books
 
* Continuous supply new books

Revision as of 14:08, 21 August 2007

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Intro

How will The Library change over the next 3-5 years so that Free Geek can better fulfill its mission and live up to its principles?

State of the program

Current and past issues

Trends and predictions

SWOT

Make the library a useful resource for Free Geek's community and educational program
Good (for Free Geek) Bad (for Free Geek)
Internal
(to Free Geek)

Strengths: Strengths are advantages we have that are internal to Free Geek and helpful to achieving the objective. (Good things we do.)

  • Continuous supply new books
  • Interested volunteers

Weaknesses: Weaknesses are problems we have that are internal to Free Geek and harmful to achieving the objective. (Things we do poorly or not at all.)

  • We have tended to let the library languish
  • Disorganization
External
(to Free Geek)

Opportunities: Opportunities are advantages we have that are external to Free Geek and helpful to achieving the objective. (Good things that will or could happen to us.)

  • Publishers want to give us books

Threats: Threats are problems we have that are external to Free Geek and harmful to achieving the objective. (Bad things that will or could happen to us.)

  • Computer knowledge is a moving target

See also Trends and Attributes | What do we want to do?



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