Imagine you have investigated an investment in new technology, and you are recommending that it be implemented. You are aware that implementation will result in disruptions. Select the description of the disruptions that you believe would give you the best chance of achieving your desired outcome.
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annoying disruptions |
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substantial disruptions |
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massive disruptions |
Answer is substantial disruptions- it gives the best chance of achieving the desired outcome
Substantial disruptions are the disruptions which can cause disruption of considerable importance, size or worth. Hence it is appropriate to use this word for the disruption caused by the investment in new technology. Implementation of new technology would change substantially a lot of ways of working for example: implementation of hand held devices in sales team for taking orders from distributors
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