Evaluasi Kelayakan Strategis Fishchips dan Miesteriuzz sebagai Produk Teaching Factory melalui Pendekatan SWOT dan Grand Strategy
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https://doi.org/10.31940/jbk.v22i1.58-70Keywords:
Diversification, Fisheries Downstreaming, Grand Strategy, SWOT Analysis, Teaching FactoryAbstract
Indonesia has significant potential in the fisheries and seaweed sectors to support food security and promote healthier seafood consumption; however, value-added product diversification remains limited. This study aims to evaluate the strategic feasibility of Fishchips and Miesteriuzz as teaching factory products based on fisheries downstream development using SWOT analysis and the Grand Strategy Matrix approach. The research employed a descriptive qualitative method, collecting data through interviews, observations, and documentation, which were subsequently analyzed using SWOT matrices, Cartesian diagrams, and Grand Strategy mapping to determine the strategic position of the business. The results indicate that Fishchips demonstrates a positive internal factor balance (S–W = 0.55) with considerable external opportunities, while Miesteriuzz shows highly dominant internal strengths and strong market potential despite competitive threats. Both products are positioned within the growth quadrant, suggesting strategies focused on market penetration, product development, and partnership expansion. In conclusion, Fishchips and Miesteriuzz are strategically feasible as teaching factory models due to their innovation based on local marine resources, high nutritional value, product differentiation, and economic potential that supports sustainable business development and increased consumption of healthy seafood products.
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