A) make us dependent on other firms
B) not provide a competitive advantage
C) not allow its use to be exclusive to the firm
D) result in high coordination costs
E) require additional staff and funding for long periods
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A) reverse engineering.
B) a SWOT analysis.
C) gap analysis.
D) a technology audit.
E) environmental scanning.
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A) merely strives for improvement.
B) applies the best and latest knowledge and ideas.
C) primarily focuses on producing goods at the lowest cost possible.
D) focuses on competition instead of profits.
E) exemplifies a bureaucratic organizational structure.
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A) base
B) key
C) emerging
D) large batch
E) active
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A) base technologies
B) auditing
C) key technologies
D) environmental scanning
E) capitalization
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A) Base
B) Emerging
C) Key
D) Large-batch
E) Pacing
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A) organizational bureaucracy.
B) lean and flat organization.
C) mechanistic structure.
D) micromanagement approach.
E) closed-book management approach.
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A) Such firms adopt strategies that focus on deepening their capabilities through technologies that extend rather than replace their current ones.
B) They tend to adopt an early-follower strategy to grab a dominant position more from their strengths in marketing and manufacturing than from technological innovation.
C) Executives in such firms tend to be more concerned about the opportunity costs of not taking action than they are about the potential to fail.
D) Such firms are risk averse and tend to operate in environments that are stable and predictable.
E) They are less innovative than defender firms because they tend to let others demonstrate solid demand in new arenas before responding.
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A) moving
B) inertia
C) freezing
D) management tactics
E) refreezing
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A) education and communication.
B) facilitation and support.
C) incentives and rewards.
D) manipulation and cooptation.
E) explicit and implicit coercion.
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A) adapters
B) motivators
C) shapers
D) change agents
E) gatekeepers
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A) glass ceiling effect
B) survivor's syndrome
C) black swan effect
D) "genius of the and"
E) "tyranny of the or"
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A) it is simple to implement and cost-effective.
B) the technology is proprietary and provides competitive advantage.
C) it speeds up the purchasing firm's learning curve.
D) it helps improve the purchasing firm's internal development capabilities.
E) the purchasing firm gains control and ownership over the desired technology.
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A) Marketing
B) Strategic
C) Sociotechnical
D) Human process
E) Technostructural
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A) organizational suitability
B) technological feasibility
C) economic viability
D) capability development
E) social adaptability
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A) it is simple to implement and cost-effective.
B) the costs associated with new technology development can be shared by two or more firms.
C) it permits firms to access unique technology for a minimal fee.
D) the technology is proprietary and it provides a competitive edge.
E) it does not require firms to maintain a large staff.
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