Opportunistic planning
A) is a system designed to identify objectives and to structure the major tasks of the organization to accomplish them.
B) is derailed by unexpected events.
C) involves programmatic actions triggered by unforeseen circumstances.
D) seldom has discretionary resources.

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Opportunistic planning involves taking advantage of unexpected events or circumstances to implement programmatic actions. This means that the plan is not fixed, but rather can be adjusted and adapted as new opportunities arise. While it may require discretionary resources, it is not necessarily hindered by a lack of them.

Opportunistic Planning