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Author: Collier
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Chapter 3, Problem 4DQ
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Interpretation: Whether it is possible for an organization to achieve superiority in all competitive priorities is to be discussed along with the reasons and pros and cons.
Concept Introduction: The competitive priorities are referred as the dimensions which can satisfy the customer internal and external demands and those dimensions are cost, quality, time, flexibility and innovation which can be considered as competitive advantage in the company.
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