To Be Competitively Relevant an Organizational Weakness Must Be of High

question 9

True/False

To be competitively relevant an organizational weakness must be of high value to stakeholders, not possessed by competitors, not easily eliminated, and such that competitors can sustain their strengths.

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Definitions:

Sediment Deposited

Material, such as stones, sand, or particles of organic matter, that has been transported and accumulated in a new location by wind, water, or ice.

SEDIMENT

Solid material accumulated on the bottom of aquatic environments through natural processes.

Broken Rocks

Fragments of rock material resulting from natural processes like weathering, erosion, or human activities.

Tight Oil

A type of unconventional oil found in shale and other low-permeability rock formations, extracted through hydraulic fracturing or "fracking."