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In business and economics, gap analysis is a business
resource assessment tool enabling a company to compare its
actual performance with its potential performance. At its
core are two questions:
Where are we?
Where do we want to be?
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Answer / asad
in business and economics gap analysis is a business
resource assessment tool enabling a company to compare its
actual performance with the performance depnading upon two
major parts
1.where v r
2. where do v want 2 b
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Answer / rishi
GAP Analysis is the GAP betweeen AS IF to TO BE stage.The
problems ocurring between the two stages and how to rectify
them is referred to GAP Analysis.Please correct me if I am
wrong
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Answer / hinal k
Gap analysis is an analysis which identifies the difference
between what an organization has previously identified as
its need or requirement with what is actually available.
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