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Question 1

Leveraging information as a corporate-wide asset requires a strong, capable, and flexible ________ and supportive company culture.
◦ Drill-down
◦ Scenario-building
◦ Value chain
◦ IT infrastructure

Question 2

The differences in information between companies that can become a key competitive differentiator are called:
◦ Information contrast
◦ Information overload
◦ Information symmetry
◦ Information competition
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