Of the five types of organizational strategies discussed in the textbook, ____________ is when organizations try to maintain current products and services with a limited amount of innovation.
What will be an ideal response?
Analyzer strategy
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______ describes what occurs when new technologies cause previously successful firms to fail.
a. Dynamic disruption b. Customers’ adoption lag c. Technology paradox d. Innovator’s dilemma
Clint induces David, by fraud in the inducement, to make an instrument payable to the order of Clint. Clint then negotiates the instrument to Eric, a holder in due course, and later reacquires it from Eric. In this case:
A) Clint is a holder in due course. B) Clint is not a holder in due course, but he succeeds to the rights of one, because of the shelter rule. C) Clint does not succeed to Eric's rights as a holder in due course and remains subject to the defense of fraud. D) because fraud in the inducement is a real defense, it can be used against both Clint and Eric.
The personnel director at a large company studied the eating habits of the company's employees. The director watched and recorded whether each employee brought his/her own lunch to work, ate at the company cafeteria, or went out to lunch. What method of data collection was used here?
a. Direct observation. c. A survey. b. An experiment. d. A personal interview.
The earliest start time for a specific activity must be ____ the latest of all the earliest finish times of all the activities leading directly into that specific activity
a. earlier than b. the same as c. the same as or later than d. later than