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Which of the following describes a functional strategy?-The upper management of a technology company determined the company needed to focus on building a social media presence.-The upper management of a technology company focused efforts on increasing revenue by expanding its product offerings.-The programming department of a technology company decided to hire people with social media and web development skills for its new project.-The marketing and information managers of a technology company decided to develop a new app to keep up with competitors.
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