Question 2 (4 points) Listen The "Waterfall Method" of software development methodologies: A linear and sequential approach to the phases of software development (and other projects) Entails developing work continually and iteratively, with a goal of more frequent product roll outs, and constant improvement across smaller components of the larger project Is gaining increased prevalence of use within software development organizations Presumes that goals do not evolve as needs unfold, and new priorities come to the forefront Question 3 (4 points) Listen Which of the following is false? Firms may consider adopting packaged software or outsourcing value chain tasks that are not critical to a firm's competitive advantage The value chain can be used to map a firm's efficiency, and to benchmark it against rivals Patents are a sure-fire path to exploiting an innovation Nothing lasts forever, and shifting technologies and market conditions can render once strong assets obsolete