A gap analysis involves comparing:
A) current results with past results.
B) current results with desired results.
C) past results with desired results.
D) competitors' results with desired results.
E) current results with competitors' results.

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A gap analysis is the process of assessing the difference between the current state and the desired state or goal. Therefore, the comparison should be made between the current results and the desired results to identify the gaps or areas of improvement. Comparing the current results with past results would not provide information about the desired state, and comparing with competitors' results only provides a benchmark but does not necessarily reflect the organization's goals.

A Gap Analysis Involves Comparing