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What is the key finding regarding leaders' approach to skills scarcity compared to laggards?
What is the key finding regarding leaders' approach to skills scarcity compared to laggards?
- Leaders face fewer challenges related to skills scarcity.
- Leaders significantly excel in addressing skills scarcity.
- Laggards employ more innovative strategies than leaders.
- Leaders and laggards approach skills scarcity similarly. (correct)
What strategy is recommended for addressing skills scarcity?
What strategy is recommended for addressing skills scarcity?
- A centralized sourcing strategy.
- A single sourcing strategy.
- A dual-sourcing strategy. (correct)
- A flexible sourcing strategy.
Which of the following statements about leaders and laggards is true based on the findings?
Which of the following statements about leaders and laggards is true based on the findings?
- Leaders have a more innovative approach than laggards when facing scarcity.
- Laggards are more likely to adopt a dual-sourcing strategy.
- Both leaders and laggards are equally effective at addressing skills scarcity. (correct)
- Leaders primarily focus on internal sourcing of skills.
What implication does the finding about leaders and laggards have for organizations?
What implication does the finding about leaders and laggards have for organizations?
In the context of the research, what does 'laggards' most likely refer to?
In the context of the research, what does 'laggards' most likely refer to?
What is the main assumption made by Armstrong and Overton regarding late respondents?
What is the main assumption made by Armstrong and Overton regarding late respondents?
According to Armstrong and Overton, what should be compared to assess differences in key control variables?
According to Armstrong and Overton, what should be compared to assess differences in key control variables?
Which statement best describes the relationship between late respondents and nonrespondents in Armstrong and Overton's view?
Which statement best describes the relationship between late respondents and nonrespondents in Armstrong and Overton's view?
What aspect do Armstrong and Overton believe is important to assess in survey research?
What aspect do Armstrong and Overton believe is important to assess in survey research?
In the context of survey research, how should early and late respondents be viewed according to Armstrong and Overton?
In the context of survey research, how should early and late respondents be viewed according to Armstrong and Overton?
What factor was identified as having the largest effect size between the two groups?
What factor was identified as having the largest effect size between the two groups?
Which factor was ranked as having a smaller effect size than both digital processes and CEO priority?
Which factor was ranked as having a smaller effect size than both digital processes and CEO priority?
Which factor has the smallest effect size among the listed factors?
Which factor has the smallest effect size among the listed factors?
In the context of this study, which of the following factors does NOT represent a component of digital strategy?
In the context of this study, which of the following factors does NOT represent a component of digital strategy?
Which factor is most likely to influence an organization's adaptability to change?
Which factor is most likely to influence an organization's adaptability to change?
What is the average range indicating the strength of the anticipated impacts?
What is the average range indicating the strength of the anticipated impacts?
What does a score ranging from 3.7 to 3.8 on the scale suggest about the anticipated impacts?
What does a score ranging from 3.7 to 3.8 on the scale suggest about the anticipated impacts?
Which of the following best describes the variation in anticipated impacts based on the provided information?
Which of the following best describes the variation in anticipated impacts based on the provided information?
How would one describe a score of 3.7-3.8 on a 5-point scale in terms of impact strength?
How would one describe a score of 3.7-3.8 on a 5-point scale in terms of impact strength?
Which scale reflects the strength of anticipated impacts based on the provided information?
Which scale reflects the strength of anticipated impacts based on the provided information?
What do the guiding frameworks in the research structure primarily serve to do?
What do the guiding frameworks in the research structure primarily serve to do?
Which of the following best describes the purpose of the research structure mentioned?
Which of the following best describes the purpose of the research structure mentioned?
How does the research structure enhance the overall research project?
How does the research structure enhance the overall research project?
In what way might the guiding frameworks influence the outcome of the research?
In what way might the guiding frameworks influence the outcome of the research?
Which of the following statements about research structure is NOT accurate?
Which of the following statements about research structure is NOT accurate?
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Study Notes
Key Findings
- There were no significant differences in how leaders and laggards approached skills scarcity.
- A dual-sourcing strategy is recommended.
Impact Strength
- The strength of anticipated impacts is similar across both groups (leaders and laggards) with an average range of 3.7 to 3.8 on a 5-point scale.
Effect Size
- The effect size differs in the order of integrated data management, CEO priority, security strategy, digital processes, digital strategy, agility, and open innovation ecosystem.
Research Structure
- The research relied on a dual-sourcing strategy, comparing early and late respondents assuming late respondents are similar to nonrespondents.
- Figure 1 details the research structure and guiding frameworks.
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