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Essay heading: Kodak External Analysis
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Often, new technology is developed by an individual looking for a better way to do something. The problem for these individuals is being able to become a viable player due to limited capital and positioning to enter the market. While developing their own new technology, Eastman Kodak must remain alert to new technology being developed elsewhere that they may be able to acquire to strengthen themselves... displayed 300 characters
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While developing their own new technology, Eastman Kodak must remain alert to new technology being developed elsewhere that they may be able to acquire to strengthen themselves. With Xerox, Hewlett-Packard, Lexmark and other major companies already established in the market, it will be difficult for new companies to enter the market and make a substantial impact... displayed next 300 characters
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