A dominant design is more likely to emerge in all of the following conditions EXCEPT:
a. In the presence of strong network externalities.
b. When the company engages in an open business model, sharing know-how.
c. When new products are based on incremental rather than radical changes.
d. Competing companies invest heavily in R&D, creating pressure to select a dominant design.
e. All of the above are likely conditions for dominant designs to emerge.
A
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