Using historical data, a waterpark has created a regression formula for forecasting daily demand (i.e., number of customers) based on the temperature and whether or not it's a Saturday or Sunday: 150 + 10(temperature in Farenheit) + 50(1 if it's a Saturday/Sunday, 0 if it's a weekday). On a weekday with a forecast of 75 degrees Farenheit, the waterpark should expect about 900 customers. O True O FalseTech companies are creating voice assistance technology with which of the iollowing assumptions? (select all that apply] D Integrating the technology with other products {e g.: partnerships with car manufacturers or home appliance makers) won't be protable; the technology must only be used for in-house solutions D Voice assistance technology will be a big business, even though the specific business model is not yet clear D Unless customers are willing to pay for the technology directlyr (for example, as a subscription service for Google Assistant or through smart speakers) it will not make the company more protable D The technology could be used to create more insights on customer behavior that will help them market more effectively to customers A speciality burger chain based in the U.S. is considering the idea of expanding internationally to Argentina. Which of the following would you recommend before the expansion? (select all that apply) D Assess whether or not a local partner is needed for legal reasons D Understand the landscape of other specialty hamburger competitors D Assess whether or not the food offerings needs to be adapted to local tastes D Understand what kind of supply chain will be needed D Estimate the size ofthe current market for speciality hamburgers and the future growth of the market You own a successful airline company which operates between large cities, and you are thinking of expanding into the high-speed train industry. What questions should you consider as you analyze this opportunity? (select all that apply) What is my company's brand reputation, and will that be an advantage of disadvantage in the expansion? Are the economics of the train industry attractive for companies? Since people do not associate air travel companies and train travel companies in their minds, this idea should not be considered Activate Win Do I have any unique technology, expertise, or customer relationships that could be leveraged in the expansion to create competitive advantage? Go to Settings toExpanding into an established, difficult industry is tough, so a company must be aware of (a) its competitive advantages and (b) how those could bring something unique to the industry in which they want to expand. For Amazon, having an omnichannel approach to offline retail is an illustration of this principle. O True O False