Winning a Competitive Edge Over Competitors Generally Hinges on Which

question 20

Multiple Choice

Winning a competitive edge over competitors generally hinges on which of the following?

• A) Having a competitive product offering.
• B) Building valuable expertise and capabilities not readily matched and offering a distinctive product.
• C) Building experience, know-how, and specialized capabilities that have been perfected over a long period of time.
• D) Having "hard to beat" capabilities and impressive product innovation.
• E) All of these.

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