In "IT Doesn't Matter," Nicholas Carr Argues That

question 100

Multiple Choice

In "IT doesn't Matter," Nicholas Carr argues that

• A) disruptive technologies tend to be commoditized over time and hence provide less strategic advantage.
• B) companies are spending too much money on IT.
• C) there are no productivity gains for any amount of IT investments.
• D) the marginal benefits of an IT investment decreases over time.
• E) technology adds no value to companies.

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