A) Social audit
B) Gap analysis
C) Environmental scanning
D) Internal analysis
E) Open-book management
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A) gaining unauthorized access to proprietary information of competitors.
B) finding new ways to produce old products.
C) ensuring that employees have no access to information from outside the organization.
D) identifying ways that technology can support the company's strategy.
E) limiting information exchanged through the company grapevine.
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A) "tyranny of the or"
B) "genius of the and"
C) glass ceiling effect
D) black swan effect
E) agile design concept
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A) Technostructural
B) Strategic
C) Tactical
D) Human process
E) Human resources management
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A) developing technology becomes time consuming.
B) the process requires more staff than internal development.
C) it makes the purchasing firm highly dependent on its internal development capabilities.
D) the purchasing company will not own or control the unique technology.
E) acquiring the company can be expensive.
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A) Base
B) Emerging
C) Key
D) Elevated
E) Pacing
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A) Negotiation and rewards
B) Punishment and threats
C) Manipulation and cooptation
D) Education and communication
E) Facilitation and support
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A) Technology trading
B) A make-or-buy decision
C) Benchmarking
D) Positioning
E) Differentiation
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A) product champion.
B) executive champion.
C) category captain.
D) technical innovator.
E) chief information officer
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A) hold change efforts together.
B) communicate information about the changes.
C) be part of a guiding coalition.
D) establish a sense of urgency.
E) provide the means for enacting new behaviors.
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A) it is the most time-consuming way to acquire new technology.
B) it is the least cost-effective way to acquire new technology.
C) the purchase requires more staff than internal development.
D) the coordination and monitoring costs will be high.
E) the technology itself will not offer a competitive advantage.
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A) manipulation and cooptation.
B) training and other resources.
C) explicit and implicit coercion.
D) centralization and micromanagement.
E) negotiation and rewards.
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A) state funding.
B) internal development.
C) technology trading.
D) licensing.
E) contracted development.
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A) unfreezing
B) moving
C) refreezing
D) molding
E) force-field analysis
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A) Base
B) Emerging
C) Key
D) Large batch
E) Pacing
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A) helps a firm speed up its learning curve.
B) enables a firm to gain control and ownership over desired technology.
C) enables a firm to adopt the trial-and-error approach to using technologies.
D) helps a firm gain easy access to new technology as all industries willingly share information.
E) helps a firm gain competitive advantage in its industry.
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A) be concerned about the opportunity costs of not taking an action.
B) support an outward-looking and opportunistic culture.
C) base strategic decisions on careful analysis and experience in the industry setting.
D) adopt a first-mover strategy to grab a dominant position in the industry.
E) be more innovative than their counterparts in prospector firms.
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A) shapers
B) category captains
C) adapters
D) gatekeepers
E) first-movers
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