Opportunity Framing is a cognitive process in entrepreneurial cognition whereby an individual interprets and structures an emerging market phenomenon to identify potential avenues for innovation, distinguished by its focus on shaping ambiguous environmental cues into actionable business opportunities through subjective sense-making.
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Jon Eckhardt · Journal of Management · 2002 · 1.4K citations
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