Xerox, a company that sells business services and document technology products, sustains its investment in technological innovation, particularly in areas such as color science, digital imaging, and nanotechnology. these strategic investments, made only in specific areas, keep the company ahead of the competition. which of the following messages does this example convey? a. large it investments are essential for the success of a company in today's business environment. b. it investments must be made on the most modern technology available in the market. c. it investments should not be focused on certain aspects and should have a broad outlook. d. xerox will not be able to compete effectively without it investments in all areas of the company. e. the ability to extract the value of technology requires human imagination and innovation.