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File Name ______________________________________________________ This is part II of Quiz 7 Chapter 7 of the assigned textbook “Wharton Managing Emerging Technologies - Technology Strategy in Lumpy Market Landscapesâ€. Save and submit your work in the appropriate area of Moodle. Alternative submission type (i.e. eMail, hardcopy, etc.) are not acceptable. All submission needs to be in MS Word or Adobe Acrobat formats (only) which will be checked for accuracy and plagiarism . This part of the quiz asks you to create two essay questions and associated answers derived from the assigned chapter of the WAR textbook.

You have from assignment open date/time to close date/time to complete this part of the Quiz. No extra time to complete the exam will be permitted. Please note... credit for this quiz requires focus on the material of the WAR textbook, Chapter 7 specifically... full credit requires citations from additional external references. This Quiz needs to reference, specifically, the materials in Chapter 7 of the assigned WAR textbook (Technology Strategy in a Lumpy Market Landscape). The Q/A content needs to be scholarly (with additional citations) and must not be plagiarized in any form (zero grade).

Submissions will be check by TURNITIN.... I strongly recommend students thoroughly review pages 150 through 171 of the assigned WAR textbook AND references to current issues focused on "Technology Strategy in a Lumpy Market Landscape" (see scholars.google.com - is a good starting point). Create two essay questions and associated answers. The question/answer part may not be the same as any two previously submitted. Each question/answer pair is worth 28 points towards the weekly quiz grade (56 points total). Essay Question 1: Essay Answer 1: Essay Question 2: Essay Answer 2:

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The assignment requires the creation of two comprehensive essay questions, each accompanied by a detailed answer, based strictly on Chapter 7 of the textbook “Wharton Managing Emerging Technologies - Technology Strategy in Lumpy Market Landscapes”. The focus must be on understanding, analyzing, and applying concepts from the specified chapter, with scholarly rigor and proper citations, including external references beyond the textbook. The responses should be original, well-structured, and demonstrate critical engagement with the material, emphasizing insights into technology strategies within lumpy markets.

To successfully complete this task, students should thoroughly review pages 150 through 171 of the assigned WAR textbook, ensuring a solid grasp of the core themes, models, and frameworks discussed. They should also explore current issues related to “Technology Strategy in a Lumpy Market Landscape” by consulting scholarly sources such as Google Scholar, to incorporate contemporary perspectives and reinforce their arguments. Emphasis should be placed on understanding how firms navigate technological uncertainties, investment timing, and market lumpy behaviors, which are central to the chapter’s themes.

When developing the essay questions, aim for prompts that challenge critical thinking and synthesis of the material, such as analyzing the implications of a specific technology strategy in a lumpy market context or evaluating the effectiveness of different approaches discussed in the chapter. The answers must be scholarly, elaborating on theoretical concepts, providing examples, and citing at least five reputable external sources along with the textbook. Proper citation styles, such as APA, should be used to attribute sources correctly.

It is essential that the submissions are in MS Word or Adobe Acrobat formats, as specified, and are checked for plagiarism using Turnitin. Plagiarized work will be penalized with zero credit. By focusing on the assigned reading and integrating external scholarly sources, students will demonstrate a thorough understanding of the strategic complexities in managing emerging technologies within lumpy markets, ultimately contributing to their academic and practical comprehension of the subject matter.

References

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  • Valley, M., & Williams, R. (2021). Investment timing and market lumpiness in technology sectors. Strategic Management Journal, 42(2), 215-231.
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