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Laggard
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a person, organization, or entity that moves, acts, or responds more slowly than others
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Companies that are laggards in adopting new technology risk falling behind competitors.
laggard
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sluggish or falling behind in progress, development, or pace compared to others
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The company found itself at a competitive disadvantage due to its laggard adoption of new technology.
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