LearnIT's Power Dilemma: Who Holds the Solution?
What type of power does a company have over LearnIT if it can provide a solution to their power consumption issue?
A. dependency
B. power
C. management
D. leadership
The correct answer is A: dependency
If a company could provide the solution to LearnIT's problem with the power source for its products, then LearnIT would be dependent on that company for the solution. This means that LearnIT would have to rely on the other company to provide the solution, and if the other company decided not to provide the solution, then LearnIT would be unable to launch its new product line. This is an example of dependency power.
In this case, LearnIT is dependent on the other company for the solution to its power problem. This gives the other company power over LearnIT, because LearnIT cannot launch its new product line without the other company's solution. The other options are not correct. Power is a general term that can refer to any type of power, including dependency power. Management and leadership are not types of power.
LearnIT is unable to launch its new product line because the products consume too much power. If another company could provide a new power source for LearnIT's products, they would have power over LearnIT because they would be the only ones who can provide the solution to LearnIT's problem. This means that LearnIT would be dependent on the other company for their new product line.