A Downside of Using Internal Incubators for Technology Development Is

question 48

Multiple Choice

A downside of using internal incubators for technology development is that:

• A) technology developed by the company would be controlled by the parent company.
• B) the company has to reinvest in a new incubator candidate if the existing one has obtained venture capital financing.
• C) the company has to develop technology which will not be used by their own business operations.
• D) technology developed in the incubator will never be launched.

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Definitions:

Childhood Experience

Events, interactions, and situations a person goes through during their early years, which can significantly influence their development and personality.

Social Development

The process by which individuals acquire the skills, behaviors, and attitudes necessary to function effectively in society.

Sexual Maturity

The stage of development at which an organism is physically capable of reproducing.

Basic Trust

According to Erik Erikson, a sense that the world is predictable and trustworthy; said to be formed during infancy by appropriate experiences with responsive caregivers.