Companies Are More Likely to Form Network Structures When

question 111

Multiple Choice

Companies are more likely to form network structures when:

• A)they want to minimize the effects of market forces for their resources.
• B)they want to maximize control over manufacturing and other business processes.
• C)they operate in an environment where technology is changing quickly.
• D)they want to keep as many skills and core competencies in-house as possible.
• E)they want to do all of these.

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