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The process of analyzing an organization’s activities to determine where value is added to products and/or services and the costs that are incurred for doing so

• value chain analysis

• Value chain

• Innovator’s dilemma

• Multidomestic business strategy

The notion that disruptive innovations can cause established firms or industries to lose market dominance, often leading to failure

• Innovator’s dilemma

• Learning organization

• Operational

• Transnational business strategy

. New technologies, products, or services that eventually surpass the existing dominant technology or product in a market

• Disruptive innovations

• Transnational business strategy

• Value chain

•  Freeconomics

An organization that is able to learn, grow, and manage its knowledge well

• Learning organization

• e-business innovation cycle

• Operational level

• Innovator’s dilemma

A model suggesting that the extent to which modern organizations use information technologies and systems in timely, innovative ways is the key to success

• e-business innovation cycle

• value chain analysis

• Transnational business strategy

• Multidomestic business strategy

The leveraging of digital technologies to provide free goods and services to customers as a business strategy for gaining competitive advantage

• . Freeconomics

• value chain analysis

• Innovator’s dilemma

• Value chain

The set of primary and support activities in an organization where value is added to a product or service

• Value chain

• Transnational business strategy

• Multidomestic business strategy

• e-business innovation cycle

An international business strategy employed to be flexible and responsive to the needs and demands of heterogeneous local markets

• Multidomestic business strategy

• Transnational business strategy

• Operational level

•  Innovator’s dilemma

An international business strategy that allows companies to leverage the flexibility offered by a decentralized organization (to be more responsive to local conditions) while at the same time reaping economies of scale enjoyed by centralization

• Transnational business strategy

• Multidomestic business strategy

• Operational level

• Disruptive innovations

The bottom level of an organization, where the routine day-to-day interaction with customers occurs

• Operational level

• Multidomestic business strategy

• Transnational business strategy

• Innovator’s dilemma