Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities And Threats Matrix Research Articles

Strategi Pengembangan Bisnis Ekspor Bumbu Makanan Olahan dengan Menggunakan Analisis Business Model Canvas (BMC) dan SWOT pada CV Restu Mande

This research was conducted to determine the appropriate CV Restu Mande business strategy design using strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats (SWOT) analysis and the Business Model Canvas (BMC) in achieving export targets. The method used in this research is a descriptive qualitative method. Data collection carried out in this research was interviews with the leadership of CV Restu Mande, observation both directly and indirectly, and documentation. The SWOT analysis carried out in this research produces a SWOT matrix as a recommendation for CV Restu Mande's business strategy. The results of the SWOT analysis, SWOT matrix, and proposed new Business Model Canvas at CV Restu Mande are that in the customer segments section, target consumers are added in the form of Indonesian communities abroad, in the channels section, websites, international e-commerce and overseas retail need to be added, in the customer relationship section, rewards need to be added for resellers, dropshippers and loyal customers, in the key resources section we need to add production facilities, in the key activities section we need to add more interesting and detailed marketing activities, in the key partnership section we need to add agent collaboration. or distributors, loyal customers, production partners, and international trade consultants or experts, and in the cost structure section it is necessary to focus on investment in production facilities.

Strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats (SWOT) analysis of artificial intelligence adoption in nursing care

The primary objective of this commentary was to identify the strengths and weaknesses of AI technologies, uncover opportunities for improvement, and recognize potential threats that could impede their successful implementation in nursing care. This commentary involved constructing a SWOT matrix to analyze AI adoption, identifying internal strengths and weaknesses, and external opportunities and threats. The analysis revealed several strengths of AI adoption in nursing care, including enhanced data analysis capabilities, improved patient monitoring, and increased efficiency in routine tasks. However, weaknesses such as the high initial costs of implementation and concerns about data security were identified. Opportunities included the potential for AI to reduce healthcare costs and improve patient outcomes. Nonetheless, threats such as resistance to technological change and ethical dilemmas related to AI decision-making processes were recognized as potential barriers to successful adoption. This article sheds light on the intricate landscape of AI adoption in nursing care. While AI brings forth substantial strengths, it simultaneously poses challenges that healthcare systems should confront. To fully harness AI's potential, healthcare organizations should thoughtfully deliberate on the identified weaknesses and threats, actively seeking avenues for seamless integration. In this concerted effort, the healthcare industry is poised to unlock the transformative capabilities of AI, elevating nursing care standards, and ultimately, advancing patient outcomes.

Analisa SWOT Produk Kuliner Oleh-oleh Khas Batam "Kue Semprong Kampung Resipi"

This research is developed to elaborate on the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats (SWOT) related to specific local snack Semprong Cake brand “ Kampung Resipi “ as one of small medium scale entrepreneur local product at Batam city which established since 2015. Using descriptive qualitative and SWOT analysis method focusing to obtain an effective strategy for promotion and increasing the sale based on the recommendation following the indicators of both external environment (External Factor Analysis Strategy), then strengths and weaknesses obtained through internal factors IFAS (Internal Factor Analysis Strategy) The results showed the Strength had a very high Mean interval of 4.00 Weakness 2.17, Opportunity 3.00, while Threats had a relatively low Mean interval of 2.51 using the IFAS and EFAS and the SWOT matrix obtained the result that an aggressive strategy is needed in developing village semprong cake products by implementing recommended strategies to increase the sale.

An integrated approach for evaluating and improving the performance of hospital ICUs based on ergonomic and work-motivational factors

The intensive care unit (ICU) holds significant importance in hospitals. Primarily concerned with monitoring and providing care to critically ill patients, the ICU has proven effective in reducing mortality rates and minimizing complications of diseases, thanks to the highly complex and specific measures taken within this department. Considering the unique contributions made by the staff in this unit, its performance assessment can help improve patient care and satisfaction. This study presents a framework that utilizes ergonomic and work-motivational factors (WMFs) to assess the performance of various ICUs. Upon the identification of these indicators, a standard questionnaire is developed to collect the required data. The mean efficiency score of the units is then determined using the data envelopment analysis (DEA). The model is validated using the principal component analysis (PCA). Ultimately, the SWOT (strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats) matrix is employed to formulate an appropriate strategy and offer improvement measures to the managerial team to enhance their ICU performance. The proposed framework can be applied to evaluate the performance of other healthcare departments. Among the studied ICU centers, including general ICU, isolation ICU catering to individuals with infectious diseases, cardiac care unit (CCU), and neonatal ICU (NICU). NICU and general ICU have the best and worst performance in terms of macro- and micro-ergonomic and motivational indicators, which are on average 0.826% more elevated and 0.659% lower, respectively. According to the performed sensitivity analysis, the ICUs in question demonstrate the most appropriate and inappropriate performance about the indicators of “knowledge, situation assessment, and situation analysis” and “work stress”, respectively.

STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT FOR INTEGRATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION AND ISLAMIC EDUCATION

Abstract The purpose of this research describes the integration of environmental education and Islamic education through strategic management concepts. Problem research focuses on integrating environmental and Islamic education in Islamic educational institutions. It was conducted in the qualitative method of case studies and analyzing strategic management data using Wheelen and Hunger's theory. The results were divided into four steps to integrate environmental education and Islamic education, which are as follows: 1). Environmental scanning by SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats) matrix; 2). Strategy formulation interprets environmental scanning into mission, objectives, strategies, and policy; 3). Strategy implementation emphasizes programs, budgets, and procedures; 4). Evaluation and control are the performance of teachers' and students' behavior toward the environment; in conclusion, that integration can be shaped if four strategic management steps are run in Islamic educational institution

Realizing food security through the development of urban farming to support the family economy during the Covid-19 pandemic

Food is a basic need for humans. Since March 2020, Covid-19 has been detected in Indonesia, which is feared to have an impact on food availability. Banten is a province that is included in Priority Category 3 in handling food insecurity. Cilegon is one of the cities in the Banten Province that is experiencing shrinkage of agricultural land. The purpose of this research is to formulate an urban farming development strategy in Cilegon. The method used in this research is the survey method. This type of research is descriptive, namely research that interprets the factors with the SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats) analysis method to produce strategies that can support the development of urban farming. The number of samples is 22 residents who carry out urban farming in Ramanuju Baru, Cilegon. The results showed that the internal factor that became the strength was the residents having high motivation and initiative in carrying out urban farming, while the internal factor that became the weakness was the limited knowledge of the residents in developing urban farming from an economic perspective. The results of research from external factors that become opportunities are Cilegon Government Policies in realizing food security, while the threats are pests and diseases in urban farming plants that need to be controlled naturally. Based on the analysis of internal and external factors using the SWOT matrix, the strategy to develop urban farming in Cilegon is to collaborate with the government and urban farming experts to provide consistent assistance to make urban farming activities in Cilegon economically valuable. To realize food security in Cilegon, collaboration is needed in aiding the community to manage urban farming professionally, so that it can provide economic value for the community.

USULAN STRATEGI PEMASARAN PADA PRODUK TAS RANSEL DI UKM UD.RISSLIN DENGAN METODE SWOT DAN QSPM

The development of business in the era of globalization has increased, the increasing competition between companies is getting higher, causing companies to have to develop marketing strategies to attract consumer interest and maintain continuity in the face of competition. This study uses data processing methods in the form of Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats (SWOT) and Quantitative Strategic Planning Matrix (QSPM). SWOT is used to measure internal and external conditions, in the form of strengths and weaknesses made in the IFE matrix and opportunities and threats created in the EFE matrix. The first stage is weighting, rating and calculating the weighted value of the IFE and EFE matrices, then formulating a marketing strategy with an Internal External and SWOT matrix, and the last stage is the stage of choosing alternative strategies using the QSPM method which is a method for determining alternative strategies objectively based on key success factors. previously identified internal and external. The input stage is to make IFE and EFE matrices. The matching stage uses a SWOT matrix and the decision stage uses QSPM. The results showed that alternative strategies were obtained, namely replacing materials with relatively cheaper materials with almost the same quality to compete with products from other industries(S9)

Analysis of SWOT Strategy in Sustainable Management of Mangrove Ecosystems in Kaliwlingi Village, Brebes Sub-district, Brebes District

This study aims to obtain a strategy for managing sustainable mangrove ecosystems in Kaliwlingi Village, Brebes Sub-district, Brebes District. This study uses qualitative research with phenomenological methods. The data needed in this research is primary data obtained directly from respondents and secondary data obtained from data sources that do not directly provide data. The analytical method used in this research is the analysis of Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats (SWOT), and Quantitative Strategic Planning Matrix (QSPM) to determine the right strategy in managing sustainable mangrove ecosystems. The results of the Internal Factor Evaluation (IFE) calculation have a score of 2.21, which is below the average score of 2.50, indicating a less strong internal position. The results of the External Factor Evaluation (EFE) calculation show that the total score of 2.03 is below the average score of 2.50, indicating a less strong external position. The integration stage of IFE and EFE uses a SWOT matrix. The results of the combined score between IFE and EFE are 2.21; 2.03 in the first quadrant position, which is a favorable situation. The results of the QSPM show the Total Attractiveness Score (TAS) of strategy I as much as 6,009 has the highest TAS value and is the chosen alternative priority strategy. The results of the study show that the expansion strategy that must be taken by the Brebes Regency Government is to provide opportunities for the community to manage the mangrove ecosystem independently with assistance from the Government of Brebes District.

An analysis of JIT from the Perspective of Environmental Sustainability

Purpose – The fundamental concept behind Just in Time (JIT) is to provide the right product at the right time and in the required quantity, reducing inventories in warehouses and in manufacturing processes. On the other hand, it requires increased usage of transport vehicles, which may negatively affect the organization's environmental sustainability indicators. In order to contribute to discussions on the subject, this study aims to identify, systematize and analyze the available literature on the intersection of JIT and Environmental Sustainability topics.Design/methodology/approach – A structured literature review was performed through research in the Scopus and Web of Science databases. Fifty-three papers published in journals or at congresses were identified and analyzed.Findings – The selected papers were categorized in five dimensions: environmental aspects, operational costs, operational performance, research method and location/region of the study. A lack of consensus was identified on whether or not logistics operations favor sustainable practices that used the JIT system.Originality/value – To build on the analysis and discussions on the JIT and Environmental Sustainability and support future research on the subject, the study has classified 53 selected papers based on their purposes in five different dimensions. Given that organizations need to become increasingly sustainable, a SWOT (strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats) matrix has been prepared in addition.Keywords - Just In Time, Transport, Environment; Sustainability; Logistics.

Artificial intelligence application in university libraries of Pakistan: SWOT analysis and implications

PurposeThe purpose of this study Artificial intelligence (AI) is one of the important emerging trends in information technology and is slowly being implemented in libraries. The researchers have presented a brief strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats (SWOT) analysis of the application of AI in Pakistani university libraries.Design/methodology/approachThis study uses an ethnographic approach for data retrieval. Five chief librarians were interviewed by phone, during which they were asked to identify one key strength, weakness, opportunity and threat in terms of introducing AI technologies. The researchers have used a standard SWOT matrix to report the respondents’ comments.FindingsAI is already slowly being introduced into Pakistani university libraries. While commenting on ways in which AI could help their libraries deliver more innovative services and better meet user needs, respondents expressed concern about the investment required in funding, time and staff.Research limitations/implicationsFurther study is indicated to identify existing AI implementations in Pakistani university libraries and to assess relevant library users’ perspectives. This study is limited to brief, qualitative data; its main purpose is to validate the use of a SWOT analysis.Practical implicationsGiven that AI-based tools are already being used in libraries to some degree regardless of location, now is an opportune time to develop strategies for implementing AI technologies more widely. A SWOT analysis can be used to identify and categorize challenges and risks specific to AI in a logical way to support strategic decision-making.Originality/valueTo date, no SWOT analysis has been conducted in the context of AI applications in libraries, let alone specifically university libraries in Pakistan.

DETERMINATION OF DIGITAL MARKETING STRATEGY WITH APPLICATION OF QUANTITATIVE STRATEGIC PLANNING MATRIX (QSPM) IN ENTERPRISE RESOURCE PLANNING (ERP) SYSTEM COMPANY’S SNELL X

Marketing is one of the most important instruments in doing business, because marketing is the cornerstone of buying and selling transactions. Meanwhile, in the digital era, there have been several adjustments to marketing strategies according to market needs and behavior. Snell X is a company engaged in ERP system implementation services in companies. In developing its business, Snell X needs to do digital marketing. The method that is used on this research is the analysis of the SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats), this analysis includes internal and external factors which then to be examined by numbers and ratings. The other tool that will be used is QSPM (Quantitative Strategic Planning Matrix) instruments which then examined based on what is found on SWOT matrix. Through these instruments, Snell X can determine their digital marketing strategies precisely and accurately. This research helps companies to develop digital marketing that will be carried out to build a brand image for customers. This research shows the significance of product and service development in Snell X’s advertising is rather important compared to market development.

Strategic planning of post-mining land uses: A semi-quantitative approach based on the SWOT analysis and IE matrix

The suitable Post-Mining Land-Use (PMLU) selection is the main stage in mine reclamation planning. One of the main objectives of mine reclamation is to ensure the sustainability of PMLU. To achieve a sustainable PMLU, the suitability and vulnerability of the PMLU should be maximum and minimum, respectively. In this regard, in addition to mined land suitability assessment, it is necessary to identify the PMLU option's vulnerabilities and provide appropriate solutions to mitigate them, relying on the PMLU option's strengths and existing opportunities. The best technique for handling this problem is the SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats) analysis method. However, very few studies have been done on the SWOT analysis of PMLU alternatives, most of which are qualitative and only provide a SWOT matrix without defining strategies to assure the sustainable deployment of PMLU options. Based on the SWOT analysis and the IE (Internal-External) matrix, a novel strategic planning approach for post-mining land-uses is developed in this study. To this end, after forming the SWOT matrices, appropriate strategies are defined based on the strategic position of each PMLU option in the IE matrix. The proposed approach is verified in Iran's iron ore mines. For generating the SWOT matrices, in total, 43, 41, 48, and 48 items of strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats were defined for 8 possible general PMLU options, respectively. By quantifying the internal and external strategic factors, the PMLU option of non-renewable energy achieved the best strategic position in the IE matrix. Then, based on the PMLU options' strategic position in the IE matrix, 32 strategies were defined for all 8 PMLU options. To avoid overlapping strategies, each strategy simultaneously addresses several strategic factors. This new generic approach makes choosing the sustainable PMLU option easier and gives a general vision for the mine reclamation project's success.

COVID-19 control management in central corona hospitals using SWOT and QSPM matrices: A case study in Kashan central hospitals

Background: During the COVID-19 pandemic, hospitals have been the most important centers for the virus spread. Therefore, this study aimed to evaluate the management of infection control in central corona hospitals in Kashan using the quantitative strategic planning matrix (QSPM) matrix. Methods: The existing documents studied the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats of the organization identified by environmental health experts. The internal and external factors were identified as internal factor evaluation (IFE) and external factor evaluation (EFE) matrices, respectively, then, prioritized and weighted. In the next step, the SWOT matrix was formed and the type of used strategy by the organization was determined, and solutions to improve the current situation were presented by experts. Finally, the attractiveness table was compiled and weighted using the QSPM method to prioritize the proposed strategies. Results: After identifying 25 strengths, 28 weaknesses, 15 opportunities, and 13 threats, weighting was performed, the final score for internal and external factors was 2.6475 and 2.3825, respectively. The final strategy for implementing COVID-19 disease control in the studied hospitals was the Conservative Strategy (WO). Based on this, six control strategies were presented. The priority and attractiveness of each strategy were evaluated using the QSPM matrix. Finally, the strategy of "structuring the system and providing and upgrading the equipment and infrastructure facilities" was implemented as a priority. Conclusion: According to the results, the combination of SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats) and QSPM methods can play an efficient role in identifying and evaluating the factors affecting the management of the COVID-19 pandemic in hospitals and further developing and prioritizing control strategies for this infectious disease.

Influencing Factors of Azerbaijan and China’s Sustainable Tourism Development Strategy under the One Belt One Road Initiative

After the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) was put forward, the tourism industry between Azerbaijan and China developed rapidly, and gradually became an important area of cooperation between the two countries to promote economic cooperation, non-governmental exchange, and cultural exchange. However, there is currently a lack of research on the development strategy of tourism cooperation between the two countries under the BRI. This paper aims to explore the development strategy of sustainable tourism cooperation between Azerbaijan and China under BRI through a hybrid model of SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats) and AHP (Analytic Hierarchy Process). The factor elements of the SWOT matrix introduce ambiguity due to the complex layering of elemental importance. Therefore, the AHP method was used to systematically evaluate the importance of strategic factors and reduce the subjective bias caused by the SWOT analysis method. By constructing the Delphi-AHP-SWOT strategic quadrilateral and calculating the azimuth of the strategy type, the type and intensity map of the tourism cooperation development strategy between Azerbaijan and China under the BRI is drawn. Finally, it is concluded that the development strategy of tourism cooperation between Azerbaijan and China is a pioneering development strategy. Suggestions are given for future development. This paper provides a valuable experience for the sustainable development of tourism cooperation among countries under the BRI.

Logistics 4.0 in Brazil: Critical Analysis and Relationships with SDG 9 Targets

The logistics sector is characterised as an important pillar of the Brazilian economy, significant regarding revenue and job creation. This study aims to critically analyse the logistical operations developed by Brazilian companies in the context of Logistics 4.0 and to structure a SWOT (strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats) matrix from the information gathered. In addition, relationships were established between the structured SWOT matrix and the targets of Sustainable Development Goal 9 (SDG 9). The methodological approach taken by the study consisted of semi-structured interviews with ten experts and data were analysed through content analysis. Once structured the SWOT matrix, the results were related with the targets of the SDG 9. The study presented the weaknesses and threats stand out in relation to the strengths and opportunities. When compared with the targets of SDG 9, it is possible to observe that many weaknesses are related to infrastructure and innovation. The main contributions of the study are the following: it is one of the few studies which holistically examined the sector in Brazil from a Logistics 4.0 perspective and the study points out some essential needs which should be addressed. The information presented here can broaden the debates on this topic and assist companies and government in the transition to digital transformation.

Dinamika Kelompok Perkumpulan Petani Pemakai Air (P3A) Sumber Mulyo dalam Kegiatan Pengelolaan Jaringan Irigasi di Desa Pereng Kecamatan Mojogedang Kabupaten Karanganyar

<p><em>The purpose of this research are to know the factors of that affect group dynamic, the result of activities, and the best strategy in development object of this research. This research use indept revew, observation, and document analyst to collecting the datas. And then, the datas will be thought in input stage until the researcher fing the strengths and the weakness of the object. The researcher can find the opportunities and the treats of thi object by using IFE (Internal Factor Evaluation) matrix and EFE (External Factor Evaluation) matrix. The researcher use SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats) matrix to determine the strategies that will be use in the next stage. The result of the research is the most important strength factors are high farmer participation and participatory of the leadership (0,727). While, the weaknesses are low farmer education and the existence of multiple positions in management (0,409). The highest opportunity is attention from the government at the beginning of P3A activities (1,333). While the threat factor is the lack of government attention to the current P3A activities (1,000). The result of this research is the strategies can be used for P3A Sumber Mulyo’s activities are optimizing P3A Sumber Mulyo activities to faced the problem. The researcher hope to P3A Sumber Mulyo can solve the problem about primary, secondary, and tertiary waterways management and manufacturing and processing of organic fertilizer.</em></p>

Sustainable Higher Education Reform Quality Assessment Using SWOT Analysis with Integration of AHP and Entropy Models: A Case Study of Morocco

Sustainable development goals (SDG) involve not only environmental issues but also economic, social, and cultural concerns. Higher education plays a key role in promoting sustainable development initiatives and in empowering people to change their thinking and to strive for a sustainable future. However, the main issue that needs to be presently resolved is how leaders, teachers, and students in higher education can achieve sustainable development in their system vision, mission and values, strategic plans, and organizational culture. Morocco is a country with a long history of higher education and has continuous reforms for sustainable development. In the process of responding to the wave of globalization, the Moroccan government has begun to formulate a higher education reform plan to maintain its competitiveness and achieve the SDG standards. Therefore, this study is focused on the quality of the higher education system through which the sustainability of higher education reform can be implemented. With this in mind, an organized approach that involved a questionnaire using the SWOT (strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats) decision-making model with integration of analytic hierarchy process (AHP) and Entropy method was developed. The questionnaires were filled out by the experts, staff, and students of the higher education system (universities) to obtain the important key factors for the SWOT analysis. The AHP was used for the qualitative analysis of the weights of the SWOT factors, while the Entropy method was applied for the objective analysis of the number of different weight attributes. After integration of AHP with Entropy, the finalized variables were ranked; these results are more reliable and realistic to decision-makers. Finally, the SWOT matrix was established based on the questionnaire assessment and the AHP with Entropy weights to help implement the higher education reform policy and to monitor the quality of the current education system. The results also indicate that higher education reform must incorporate many changes, including effective budget planning, skilled experts, internationalization, improved and expanded infrastructure, reformed study curriculum, and latest training.

SWOT analysis and development strategies for underground pedestrian systems

Although a considerable number of underground pedestrian systems (UPS) have been developed in the world and are in operation, there remains a lack of research about the influencing factors of the urban environment within which UPS developments are situated, and documented knowledge of how to develop UPS so that they can contribute most effectively to urban economic, social and environmental development. Factors that influence the decision-making process for UPS development, including strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats (SWOT), remain largely unexplored. In this research, a SWOT analysis is used to develop a SWOT Matrix for UPS development, and the categories and parameters of the SWOT Matrix are determined and discussed. Moreover, based on the parameters that are determined to be important to UPS development, a discussion about the reasons why each individual factor is significant with relation to UPS development is presented. In addition, empirical evidence associated with the parameters from previous research is also provided to support the discussion. It provides significant guidance on how to determine whether an UPS development is needed and a basis for future research in this area.

Social Mapping for a Popular Economic Improvement in an Industrial Area

This research on mapping and urgency of handling of social problems in industrial area in Indonesia aims to determine the geographical, demographic, psychographic, economic and socio-cultural conditions as well as the urgency of handling social problems. The study used 120 respondents consisted of 20 respondents for each of 6 urban villages (3 coastal areas and 3 non coastal areas). Data analysis was conducted used descriptive and the analysis of SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats) analysis. SWOT matrix has been largely used as a strategic planning tool used to identify the internal and external conditions. This tool is also useful for mapping project planning and business competition. The study was conducted in Gresik industrial are, one of the largest industrial areas in Indonesia. The general condition of respondent living environment includes the land altitude between 3-4 meters from sea level, rarely rain, lowland, and hot weather, densely populated with female population almost equal to men. The results also show that the community actively learn and carry out religious activities adopted by the facilities and infrastructure of religious worship that has been good and complete; most of the conditions of the region have not supported the welfare of the population and regional development. In terms of leadership, village heads have a big influence and high role for society. In the context of weakness and threats, each region has urgency handling different problems but the main problem that must be handled is the environment, lack of development of SMEs, and facilities and infrastructure that have not been adequate.

Application of the multiple criteria decision-making (MCDM) approach in the identification of Carbon Footprint reduction actions in the Brazilian beef production chain

Abstract Global awareness regarding the effects of Climate Change has led to a more restrictive society and demanding concerned with Greenhouse Gas Emissions associated with consumption. In this context, the livestock sector is seen as a major contributor to various impacts, as it is implemented throughout different climatic zones, with high variations in production and food systems, which, in turn, present direct impacts on productivity and environmental externalities. In this context, the aim of this study was to rank possible improvement actions that allow the reduction of the Carbon Footprint originated from Brazilian beef exports considering multiple criteria, from the identification of the impact profile associated with the final product. Thus, the Carbon Footprint was first estimated considering the production phase, in the Brazilian Central-West, and beef processing and transport until its delivery at three main final export destinations: Rotterdam, Shanghai and St. Petersburg. Subsequently, multicriteria decision-making methods were applied in order to quantify and rank possible improvement actions, with the joint application of the Fuzzy Set Theory and the TOPSIS method. Finally, the criteria are presented in the form of a SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats) matrix for each evaluated alternative. The animal production stage represented the main impacts of Climate Change on the product system (over 96% for all export destinations) due to the digestive fermentation of the animals, leading to methane emissions. The option to implement improvement actions for the evaluated productive arrangement, the use of protein-energetic supplementation and pasture fertilization-rotation in the animal production phase, alongside the replacement of road transport units by more modern vehicles in the industrial phase, were identified as alternatives that decrease the impact potential and facilitate the animal production phase. In this sense, the results point to possible improvements that, in addition to presenting low restrictions for implementation, can significantly reduce the beef Carbon Footprint. Improving Brazilian efficiency in terms of Carbon Footprint in this production chain can, in addition to provide a strategic differential concerning production and commercialization, contribute to reduce environmental impacts resulting from the sector at a global level. However, it is necessary to search for measures that facilitate the implementation of these actions, mainly at the rural producer level, considering both technical aspects and the qualification, training, consulting and financial aspects, such as credit and subsidies, improving the environmental performance of this arrangement with a view to balancing it with the other dimensions.