1. Innovation Diffusion Theory has the following two categories as the largest percentage values A. Early Majority and Late Majority B. Innovators and Laggards C. Early Adopters and Laggards D. None of These 2. In Moore's Technology Adoption Life Cycle Model, the CHASM falls between the phases: A. Early Market and Main Street B. Early Market and Bowling Alley C. Main Street and End of Life D. Early Market and Mainstream Market 3. The Lewin-Schein Model for Managing Change through IT includes three motivators for the "unfreezing " phase, which include the following EXCEPT: A. Pain B. Real Job Benefits C. Anger D. A Charistamic Leader

1. Innovation Diffusion Theory has the following two categories as the largest percentage values A. Early Majority and Late Majority B. Innovators and Laggards C. Early Adopters and Laggards D. None of These 2. In Moore's Technology Adoption Life Cycle Model, the CHASM falls between the phases: A. Early Market and Main Street B. Early Market and Bowling Alley C. Main Street and End of Life D. Early Market and Mainstream Market 3. The Lewin-Schein Model for Managing Change through IT includes three motivators for the "unfreezing " phase, which include the following EXCEPT: A. Pain B. Real Job Benefits C. Anger D. A Charistamic Leader

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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