The Risks of a Focus Strategy Include

question 51

Multiple Choice

The risks of a focus strategy include:

• A)a competitor's ability to use its core competencies to 'out-focus' the focuser by serving a more narrowly defined segment
• B)a competitor's ability to use its core competencies to 'out-focus' the focuser by serving a more broadly defined segment
• C)decisions by industry-wide competitors to use their resources to serve a wider range of customers' specialised needs than the focuser has been serving
• D)decisions by focused competitors to use their resources to serve a wider range of customers' needs

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Definitions:

QWERTY Layout

A keyboard design for Latin-script alphabets, named for the first six keys on the top letter row of the keyboard, and widely used in computing.

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Interactive White Board

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