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How does a value innovator achieve consolidation in a fragmented industry? by becoming a blue ocean industry by utilizing technology to create a mass market by creating economies of scale by entering embryonic industries How are new product opportunities created that can lead to the emergence of an embryonic industry? compatibility harvesting relative advantage technology innovation When would the adoption of a new technology typically accelerate in the market? When the industry becomes a mature industry When innovators discover the benefits of the product When it is understood and used by the mass market When trialability is increased Why are early adopters important for the diffusion of new innovations? They tend to be less risk-averse. They form the leading edge of the mass market. They are willing to experiment with the new technology. They will actively promote the technology. What is considered key in consolidating fragmented industries through value innovation? Maintain tight control of customized inventory based on region Get the strategy right then expand as rapidly as possible. Create franchises to ensure better control. Create economies of scale. How could a firm market a new technology to the late majority? Utilize a small pool of technical people to explain the benefits. Ask them to experiment in a focus group. Explain the utility and advantages of the product. Explain how the technology can be used in the future. What advantage would a horizontal merger with a competitor have? a more stable, mature industry economies of scale more control of profits creation of a niche market Why are first movers in an embryonic industry typically at a disadvantage compared to later entrants? They have to pay too much to acquire the business. They have not yet established competencies. They bear greater development costs. They typically offer complementary products. Why would an industry be fragmented instead of working toward consolidation? There is no specific customer group. Brand loyalty in the industry is local. Economies of scale have been achieved. There are high barriers to entry. Which type of industry would most likely use a focus strategy? airline and travel medical online retailing automotive How does a value innovator achieve consolidation in a fragmented industry? by becoming a blue ocean industry by utilizing technology to create a mass market by creating economies of scale by entering embryonic industries How are new product opportunities created that can lead to the emergence of an embryonic industry? compatibility harvesting relative advantage technology innovation When would the adoption of a new technology typically accelerate in the market? When the industry becomes a mature industry When innovators discover the benefits of the product When it is understood and used by the mass market When trialability is increased Why are early adopters important for the diffusion of new innovations? They tend to be less risk-averse. They form the leading edge of the mass market. They are willing to experiment with the new technology. They will actively promote the technology. What is considered key in consolidating fragmented industries through value innovation? Maintain tight control of customized inventory based on region Get the strategy right then expand as rapidly as possible. Create franchises to ensure better control. Create economies of scale. How could a firm market a new technology to the late majority? Utilize a small pool of technical people to explain the benefits. Ask them to experiment in a focus group. Explain the utility and advantages of the product. Explain how the technology can be used in the future. What advantage would a horizontal merger with a competitor have? a more stable, mature industry economies of scale more control of profits creation of a niche market Why are first movers in an embryonic industry typically at a disadvantage compared to later entrants? They have to pay too much to acquire the business. They have not yet established competencies. They bear greater development costs. They typically offer complementary products. Why would an industry be fragmented instead of working toward consolidation? There is no specific customer group. Brand loyalty in the industry is local. Economies of scale have been achieved. There are high barriers to entry. Which type of industry would most likely use a focus strategy? airline and travel medical online retailing automotive