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Business Studies

Technological environment

Technological environment, a dimension of Business Environment in Class 12 Business Studies, explains how advances in science, technology and business methods affect organisations. Students learn how innovation, research and development, automation, digital communication, e-commerce and digital payments can change production, marketing, distribution and customer service. The topic also highlights opportunities such as greater efficiency and new markets, along with challenges including technological obsolescence, changing customer expectations and the need for timely adaptation.

Expert · Level 1 · 25 questions

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  1. Treating technology only as equipment
  2. Treating technology as strategic capability
  3. Prioritising customer value
  4. Adopting change management
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  1. Organisational leniency
  2. Fear of self-cannibalisation
  3. Seasonal sales pressure
  4. Normality of cash flow
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  1. Production blockage
  2. Inflation effect
  3. Network effect
  4. Division of labour
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  1. Brand extension
  2. Seasonal instability
  3. Customer loyalty
  4. Vendor lock-in
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  1. Technical debt
  2. Social capital
  3. Product variety
  4. Market expansion
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  1. Office centralisation
  2. Ecosystem building
  3. Employee reduction
  4. Manual control
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  1. Only production capacity
  2. Only physical location
  3. Transparency and customer trust
  4. Raw material supply
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  1. Shift from fixed good to continuously evolving digital product
  2. Complete end of physical production
  3. End of employee training
  4. Uselessness of market research
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  1. Office decoration
  2. Seasonal demand
  3. Explainability and accountability
  4. Normal advertising expense
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  1. Expansion without testing
  2. Permanent inactivity
  3. Experiment-free planning
  4. Pilot testing and phased scaling
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  1. Unclear use ownership and responsibility of data
  2. Forgetting employee birthdays
  3. Change in office colour
  4. Reduction in number of festivals
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  1. Errors will be repeated faster
  2. All problems will automatically end
  3. Customer need will end
  4. Market will close permanently
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  1. Risk to customer security and brand trust
  2. Only packaging cost
  3. Normal office rent
  4. Festival discount risk
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  1. Technology standards war
  2. Customer stability
  3. Legal equality
  4. Seasonal balance
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  1. Technological redeployment
  2. Normal wage payment
  3. Manual accounting
  4. Physical decoration
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  1. Context dependence of data
  2. Workplace decoration
  3. Simplicity of cash payment
  4. Stable demand theory
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  1. Balance of capital and wages
  2. Balance of open innovation and intellectual property protection
  3. Balance of festivals and holidays
  4. Balance of weather and rent
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  1. Lack of technology-business alignment
  2. Lack of employee attendance
  3. Lack of seasonal demand
  4. Lack of physical security
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  1. Scalability
  2. Folk culture
  3. Wage structure
  4. Local language
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  1. Measurement system being misaligned with technology
  2. Customer income rising
  3. Raw material colour changing
  4. Employee meal arrangement
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  1. Ethical limit of technological surveillance
  2. Normal sales discount
  3. Seasonal stock
  4. Paper packaging
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  1. Reassessment of pricing and competitive position
  2. Changing office music
  3. Increasing number of holidays
  4. Removing legal identity
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  1. When the technology is easily copied and there is no unique capability
  2. When the company keeps learning
  3. When customer value increases
  4. When security is strong
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  1. Evaluation of skill cost control and strategic importance
  2. Only office size
  3. Only festival calendar
  4. Only employees' dress
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  1. Technology-customer value mismatch
  2. Normal legal compliance
  3. Seasonal sales growth
  4. Physical store expansion

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