Effective cross-functional teams save time by allowing a simultaneous, rather than a sequential, approach. The cycle time may be less than the non-team approach, but more of the work is concentrated at the beginning of the process. Cross-functional teams are used when the potential benefits outweigh the costs. High-performing teams are self-directed and require little close supervision.

True

False

Fill in the blanks in the statement that define the intellectual property (IP)

"___________ property that stems from, is identified, and whose value is based on an _________or some ideas."

Nonphysical, idea

Tangible, imagination

Tangible, idea

Nonphysical, imagination