Not-invented-here syndrome occurs when:
A) a division of a firm is reluctant to adopt other divisions' innovations.
B) a firm tends to adopt innovations developed by competitors.
C) an innovation is openly accepted without testing its suitability.
D) developers of a failed innovation refuse to take responsibility for its failure.

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Not-invented-here syndrome is when a division or department of a company is reluctant to adopt innovations developed by other divisions or departments within the same company. This can lead to a lack of collaboration and missed opportunities for improvement or cost savings.

Not-Invented-Here Syndrome Occurs When