In "IT doesn't Matter",Nicholas Carr argues that
A)companies are spending too much money on IT.
B)there are no productivity gains for any amount of IT investments.
C)technology adds no value to companies.
D)disruptive technologies tend to be commoditized over time and hence provides less strategic advantage.
E)the marginal benefits of an IT investment decreases over time.

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Nicholas Carr argues that disruptive technologies tend to be commoditized over time, ultimately providing less strategic advantage. He suggests that IT investments may offer some temporary competitive advantages, but these advantages will eventually dissipate as the technology becomes more widely adopted and commoditized. Carr does not argue that technology adds no value to companies or that there are no productivity gains from IT investments. He also does not suggest that companies are spending too much money on IT or that the marginal benefits of IT investments decrease over time (although he does suggest that the marginal benefits may diminish as the technology becomes more widespread).

In "IT Doesn't Matter",Nicholas Carr Argues That