Hubbard and Beamish Describe the Focus of Dynamic Capabilities as Being

question 9

Multiple Choice

Hubbard and Beamish describe the focus of dynamic capabilities as being:

• A) knowledge acquisition, innovation, learning outsourcing, management cognition
• B) knowledge management, learning and ability to innovate
• C) knowledge acquisition, innovation, learning by doing, management recognition
• D) knowledge management, innovation, learning organisation, management by objectives

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Definitions:

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