Core Competencies and Competitive Capabilities Are Usually

question 52

Multiple Choice

Core competencies and competitive capabilities are usually

• A)lodged in the narrow skills and specialized work efforts of a single department, as opposed to the combined expertise and capabilities of specialists scattered across several departments.
• B)observed to stem from collaborative efforts with strategic allies.
• C)bundles of skills and know-how that most often grow out of the collaborative efforts of cross-functional work groups and departments performing complementary activities at different locations in a firm's value chain.
• D)found to result in competitive advantage when they involve highly specific technologies and are grounded in a company's own deep technical expertise.
• E)built rapidly, usually in conjunction with important product innovations.

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