Being centrally located in the organization and having access to information and people that are critical to the company's success is referred to as:
A) decision premises.
B) strategic contingencies.
C) network centrality.
D) power sources.

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Network centrality refers to being in a central position in the organizational network, with access to key information and resources. This can provide advantages in terms of influence and power within the organization, and being able to make important decisions based on this access. Option A, decision premises, and Option B, strategic contingencies, do not accurately describe this concept. Option D, power sources, is related to network centrality but does not fully capture the idea of being centrally located in the organization.

Being Centrally Located in the Organization and Having Access to Information