Ubiquitous Computing…
A) focus is solving tasks that are easy for humans to do but hard for computers, such as planning, moving around in physical space, recognizing objects and sounds, speaking, translating, performing business or social transactions, and even doing creative work.
B) is a strategic management theory that has been used to explain how human resources can be a source of competitive advantage.
C) reflects information and communication environments in which computer sensors and other equipment are unified with various objects, people, information, and computers as well as the physical environment.
D) focuses on the general skills vs. firm-specific skills distinction.

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Ubiquitous Computing is a concept that refers to the integration of computing technology in every aspect of our lives, including physical objects and environments. It is the concept of connecting every device, object and even living being to the internet. This integration allows for an enhanced level of communication, automation and control over the environment, while minimizing human intervention.