One of the examples in this course about a company that missed a technology transition is Kodak, which failed to transition into digital cameras. Which of the following statements are part of the explanation of why Kodak missed this transition?

i. Just looking at analog technique, no one at Kodak ever saw the digital camera coming until it was too late to do something.

ii. The digital camera was a long-term option, but Kodak needed to satisfy shareholders and the stockmarket in a much shorter time period.

iii. The digital camera threatened Kodak's good business model with an almost full monopoly on analog cameras in the US which included a monopoly in films, flash cubes, chemistry for picture processing and paper for the printed pictures.

iv. Individuals, for example, a Kodak salesman, would personally loose on promoting the digital camera.