Exam 17: Managing Technology and Innovation
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The invention life cycle is a predictable pattern that is followed by a technological innovation from its inception and development to market saturation and replacement.
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Bob's idea that Revved Up obtain the PharmCo vitamin blend suggests that he favors which method of acquiring technology?
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The appropriate time for an organization to adopt technological innovations is when the costs and risks of switching to the technology are outweighed by the benefits.
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The question an organization asks itself about whether to acquire new technology from an outside source or develop it itself involves what type of decision?
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One advantage of developing technology within your own company is
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Critical forces converge to create new technologies, including
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An approach to job design that attempts to redesign tasks to optimize operation of a new technology while preserving employees' interpersonal relationships and other human aspects of the work is called a(n)
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Explain the major benefits of a development project. Provide an example of a situation in which a development project might be turned into a source of competitive advantage.
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A technology audit is the process of clarifying the key technologies upon which an organization depends.
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Which of the following is a primary factor in management's decisions on when to adopt a new technology?
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______ suggests whether there is a good financial incentive for attempting a technological innovation.
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In the scenario described here, assignment 3 is an example of
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What makes technology leadership attractive for some companies is the potential for
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________ technologies provide firms with little competitive advantage but are needed to ensure competence.
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Which of the following is the first consideration in developing a strategy around technological innovation?
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Gary's idea that Revved Up keep the process exclusive suggests that he favors which method of acquiring technology?
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Name and explain at least five of the technology acquisition alternatives discussed in the text. For each, identify whether it is a "make" or "buy" decision.
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In a traditional factory, compensation practices usually include
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