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" History has shown that when a society lacks confidence , it finds it again by rediscovering its unique strengths , by valuing the skills in its communities and pulling together economically . He knows the organization well and understands its weaknesses and its enduring strengths , not simply as an observer but as someone who has had to live with these for his working life . After all , if Disney had remained focused on its basic strengths , Pixar may never have been able to succeed independently . The UAB School of Business has been reorganized , combining its five former departments into three and strategically repositioning the school to further capitalize on its unique strengths , according to Dean Robert Holmes , Ph.D. Because of its inherent strengths , a submarine may be best-positioned to kill these threats to naval forces under many circumstances . Often cited as one of the main problems with vi , and equally often cited as being one of its best strengths , vi differentiates between a " Command mode " and an " Insert mode . FDA is focusing its unique strengths , including using its relevant legal authorities , to confront this public health problem head on . " Jessica has both a strong academic perspective on public policy and a profound practical grasp of international finance , a combination particularly relevant to SAIS 's mission and its unique strengths , " said William R. Brody , president of Johns Hopkins . A thorough , comparative analysis of business performance is provided for each dairy to highlight its unique strengths , challenges , opportunities , and threats .