SWOT - Spins

[nelson marques]

Hi all,

I've been dodging this subject for some time because I don't really know how
to approach it. So far no mentioned this before, so now that I have a clear
idea on how things are to be done, I would like to ask the list for guidance
on this and if someone from a spin is interested in participating it would
be more than welcome from my side.

http://spins.fedoraproject.org/ - This needs to be translated and presented
on the current SWOT structure, I am not sure on how to do this, if approach
it on a generic side or just process for the most relevant, which eventually
ends up in being maybe a bit unfair. So I would suggest to use this threat
do deploy information and gather opinions from those which are willing to
participate.

I would believe that the start would be between choosing:

1) Approach generically and superficially towards the importance of current
spins to the Project in general.
2) Approach in a more objective and localized scope and treat SPINS
individualy.

>From what I understand we could use the 1st option and represent SPINS
mainly in Internal / Strengths and in External Opportunities. There things
we can focus as segmentation of audiences or strategical niches (I would
believe that the KDE/LXDE would be a fine example of segmentation and Sugar
on strategical niches). If the list decides to make this the way to go, how
is it the best way to represent them and highlight it on the SWOT?

The second approach, would be by localizing specific attributes form the
SPINS (information provided and collected through here for example) and
place a more strategical generical SPIN in the SWOT.

I honestly don't know what is the best way, neither the position of Fedora
Project and SPIN Projects on this. Any information that can help us to
represent SPINS in the best way would be welcomed.

Feel free to ask questions and give your contribution to do this in the best
way possible.

nelson

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nelson marques
nmo.marques at gmail.com
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