opportunitiesoutweigh
In business thought, opportunitiesoutweigh is a term used to describe a decision criterion in which potential opportunities are weighed against the expected costs and risks of a course of action. The idea is that a project should be pursued when the anticipated opportunities exceed the downsides.
Origin and usage: The term is a coined concept rather than a formal theory and appears in
Conceptual framework: Proponents emphasize evaluating factors such as market potential, strategic fit, scalability, speed to value,
Applications: In practice, opportunitiesoutweigh is used to justify experiments, pilots, and early-stage bets in startups, product
Criticism and safeguards: Critics warn that overemphasizing opportunities can foster optimism bias or neglect of long-term
See also: Opportunity cost, risk-reward analysis, cost-benefit analysis.