The critical decision that led to the decline of Kodak's success was
A)failing to market the company's new digital product line.
B)the switch to a matrix organizational structure.
C)laying off two-thirds of the employee base.
D)failing to embrace the change from film to digital.

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Kodak was a market leader in film-based photography, but failed to embrace the shift to the digital age. The company had developed a range of digital products, but did not effectively market them and continued to rely on its film-based products. This lack of foresight and resistance to change ultimately led to the decline of Kodak's success.

The Critical Decision That Led to the Decline of Kodak's