The Road to Competitive Advantage Begins with Management's Efforts to

question 97

Multiple Choice

The road to competitive advantage begins with management's efforts to

• A) build organizational expertise in performing certain competitively important value chain activities.
• B) understand the value chain activities providing opportunity for growth.
• C) build value-creating activities all along the value chain.
• D) ensure superiority over rivals in performing even unimportant tasks and activities extremely well.
• E) maintain the existing chain of activities to lower costs.

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