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An important ________ for Medtronic's Micra pacemaker is its unmatched small size, about the size of a vitamin capsule, which allows it to be implanted directly into the heart without invasive surgery or the need for electrical leads.market analysismarket segmentationpoint of differencedistinctive competencyorganizational opportunity
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