Gap Analysis
What is a Gap Analysis?
Gap Analysis is a strategic tool that helps businesses identify the differences or “gaps” between their current performance and desired goals. This approach involves assessing existing capabilities, defining specific objectives, and creating an action plan to bridge any gaps. By pinpointing areas for improvement—whether in performance, skills, or resources—organizations across industries can prioritize actions and allocate efforts more effectively.
About the Author
Isaac Koenig-Workman
Isaac Koenig-Workman has several years of experience in roles to do with mental health support, group facilitation, and public speaking in a variety of government, nonprofit, and academic settings. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from the University of British Columbia. Isaac has done a variety of research projects at the Attentional Neuroscience Lab and Centre for Gambling Research (CGR) with UBC's Psychology department, as well as contributions to the PolarUs App for bipolar disorder with UBC's Psychiatry department. In addition to writing for TDL he is currently a Justice Interviewer for the Family Justice Services Division of B.C. Public Service, where he determines client needs and provides options for legal action for families going through separation, divorce and other family law matters across the province.