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Large organizations cannot just be bigger versions


True/False 
1. Co-evolution is a process that, in part, involves repositioning the firm in its setting as the setting itself changes, the firm- scale of operations expands, and its technology shifts. 


2. Firms that are successful at co-evolution must adjust to the ever-changing competitive world as they develop internal capabilities to match their intentions and shape their competitive landscape. 
 

3. Large organizations cannot just be bigger versions of their smaller counterparts simply due to the fact that as the number of individuals in a firm increases arithmetically, the number of possible interconnections among them increases geometrically. 
 

4. Larger organizations are often more complex than smaller firms, which in turn calls for more sophisticated organizational design. 

5. The simple organization design is a configuration involving one or two ways of specializing individuals and units. 




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