Opportunity identification-opportunity-organization matching

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An opportunity analysis consists of three interrelated activities (opportunity identification, opportunity-organization matching, and opportunity evaluation). List and describe each of these three activities and give an example of a successful opportunity analysis. You may use a fictitious company as your example.

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