A) the pioneering costs are minimal.
B) there are well-defined distribution channels.
C) there is no risk of building the wrong resources.
D) the focus is always on the mass market.
E) there is an opportunity to increase sales volume ahead of rivals.
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A) Companies in an industry cannot lobby the government to mandate an industry standard.
B) Technical standards are often set by cooperation among businesses, without government help.
C) Companies cannot adopt technical standards that are in the public domain.
D) Market demand is not taken into consideration when it comes to establishing technical standards.
E) The strategy and business model a company has developed for promoting its technological standard holds little importance when it comes to establishing standards.
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A) price the console extremely high.
B) create its own set of technical standards.
C) ensure that there are adequate complementary products.
D) use minimalistic and subtle advertising and marketing strategies.
E) avoid licensing the format to other companies.
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A) Access to knowledge about how disruptive technologies can revolutionize markets
B) Investing in newly emerging technologies that may ultimately become disruptive technologies
C) Separating out the disruptive technology and creating an autonomous operating division solely for this new technology
D) Asking customers if they are interested in the new technology
E) Understanding that a disruptive technology will require a radically different value chain with a different cost structure
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A) They emerge because there are economic benefits associated with them.
B) They cause compatibility problems between products and their complements.
C) They can create a lot of confusion in the minds of consumers.
D) They often result in higher production costs.
E) They increase the risks associated with supplying complementary products.
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A) Developing killer applications
B) Developing complementary products
C) Joining forces with other companies to develop new technologies
D) Aggressively marketing to jump-start demand
E) Charging extremely high license fee for the technology
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A) Dominant
B) Analogous
C) Hardware
D) Strategic
E) Killer
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A) First movers have an advantage because their customers avoid switching costs.
B) First movers have higher pioneering costs than later entrants.
C) Later entrants can avoid the mistakes made by first movers.
D) First movers that create a revolutionary product are in a monopoly position.
E) First movers run the risk of building the wrong resources and capabilities.
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A) is typically a temporary phase lasting a few months.
B) occurs when the manufacturing plants of a company fail.
C) mostly affects the new entrants.
D) compels firms to adopt new business models.
E) is a problem primarily in embryonic industries.
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A) To control the source of differentiation which also controls the value that such differentiation can create for the customer.
B) To win the greatest market share in the industry.
C) To have control over setting the price for goods and services.
D) To edge other companies out of the industry.
E) To gain copyright and patent license over a product.
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