The Management at Gayle Systems Believes That as It Has

Multiple Choice

The management at Gayle Systems believes that as it has its products and services spread across the globe, identifying problems and obtaining their solutions cannot be undertaken if the issue is not looked at from the local perspective. It believes that local market problems should be first understood, followed by reaching out to peers globally to search for unique solutions, and lastly, the knowledge obtained at the local source should be combined with the foreign knowledge. This exemplifies that Gayle Systems follows the _____.

A) inventor's outlook
B) innovator's imperative
C) researcher's protocol
D) manager's decorum