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Oduvanchick [21]
1 year ago
9

Due to his reputation of putting together powerful presentations, Bennett was contractually hired by Robotic Life, Inc., to help

this firm introduce the value of its new robotic arms and legs to high-net-worth investors. Robotic Life hired Bennett strictly for this special project. At this stage of its life, the firm operates as a(n) ______________, where it solicits the services of other companies on an "as needed" basis, and then releases them when the job is done.
Business
1 answer:
Alla [95]1 year ago
4 0

Answer: Virtual organization

Explanation:

Virtual organization is referred to as or known as a permanent or temporary collection of the geographically dissipate individuals, organizational units, groups, or maybe the entire organization that tends to depend upon the electronic linking so as to complete production of the process. Virtual organizations do not tends to represent an organization's attribute but on the other hand is taken in consideration as a completely different organizational form.

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Unsold program = 10% × 50,000 = 5,000

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