In Using the Incrementalist Approach to Controlling Innovative Activities in Organisations

Multiple Choice

In using the incrementalist approach to controlling innovative activities in organisations, managers, in the later stages of the innovation process, will more than likely institute:

A) hardly any controls at all.
B) less specific controls than used in earlier stages.
C) nearly a perfect market control system.
D) more concrete controls than at any previous stage, even to the point where some parts of the project may be killed off.