Business Driven Technology
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Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 13, Problem 1OC
Program Plan Intro
Disruptive technology:
This technology reanalyzes the competitive playing fields of their corresponding markets. Its motive is to destroy old markets and open new ones.
Sustaining technology:
The motive of this technology is to provide the customers with best, faster and inexpensive products in well-known markets.
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Slack:
It is a software as a service application. This application is free to use and it can be connected with third-party applications like Drop box, Google drive, etc.
Slack is a sustaining technology:
Slack is a sustaining technology because of its simple IT structure that wraps various services. Sooner, e-mail communication could be replaced by slack because of its efficient working. Slack is a sustaining technology.
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