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A gap analysis graph can be used in a case study to compare the current status of a stakeholder or client with their future goals. It helps in identifying the gaps that need to be filled to achieve the desired state. It can also be used to narrow down the focus by using stakeholder needs as constraints.
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In almost all cases, stakeholder needs can constrain potential solutions. But rather than seeing that as a limitation, use it to your advantage as a way to narrow down the focus. Use this gap analysis graph to compare the stakeholder or client's current status, and where it aims to be in the future. (Slide 4)
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