TNC System: Case Summary

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In order to stay competitive, TNC Systems must keep an eye on technology trends. It needs to be aware of the latest tool sets for design and development. In addition, it needs to understand the high-level government fiscal budget and allocation for military defense and other technology set aside in order to focus on the right group of market for contract bids. All though TNC Systems mainly focused on government contract works, it will need to understand the technology trend in the commercial sector and go after any opportunity that improves the business

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