A manager's capacity to both align resources to take advantage of existing product markets, as well as proactively explore new opportunities is called:
A) targeting
B) altitudes
C) ambidexterity
D) ambition

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Ambidexterity in management refers to the ability of a manager to balance exploitation of existing resources and capabilities (to improve efficiency and ensure performance in current markets) with the exploration of new opportunities (to foster innovation and growth). This involves managing and excelling in both domains simultaneously.

A Manager's Capacity to Both Align Resources to Take Advantage