In the Context of the Steps of the Innovator's Imperative

In the context of the steps of the innovator's imperative, which of the following is a difference between going local and reaching out?

A) Going local involves integrating acquired new knowledge with the local knowledge base, whereas reaching out involves questioning preexisting assumptions.
B) Going local involves observing how potential clients live and work, whereas reaching out involves collaborating with individuals with whom employees have developed strong relationships.
C) Going local is the final step of the innovator's imperative, whereas reaching out is the first step of the innovator's imperative.
D) Going local involves approaching people at company headquarters to examine a problem from new angles, whereas reaching out involves understanding the clients.