Can "SWOT" analysis be useful in bridge
Sort of, I certainly think people do something like this when they first look at their hands (even if they don't call it SWOT). Also analyzing play for a squeeze covers many of the SWOT areas if you squint hard enough (though interestingly threat cards aren't a threat)


strength = your squeeze card
weakness = your threat cards (possibly also communication cards)
opportunities = the squeeze itself/opponents discard under your squeeze card
threat = the opponents busy cards


And I'm sure many other areas of play will also be mappable to SWOT. I suspect that this isn't covered more as we generally have much mores specific methods to analyze a hand for different situations