A downside of using internal incubators for technology development is that:
A) technology developed by the company would be controlled by the parent company.
B) the company has to reinvest in a new incubator candidate if the existing one has obtained venture capital financing.
C) the company has to develop technology which will not be used by their own business operations.
D) technology developed in the incubator will never be launched.

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Internal incubators allow the parent company to retain control over the technologies developed, which is considered a downside for those who wish to see technology spun out into independent ventures.

A Downside of Using Internal Incubators for Technology Development Is