5.6 Research and Development Flashcards
Research and development
the process of creating new products and processes to meet market needs
Types of innovation
Product, process, position, paradigm
Product innovation
Creating/ developing new/ existing products
Process innovation
Developing new methods of production/ product delivery
Position innovation
Changing the context of a product by repositioning it (marketing to a different target market/ a change in the organization’s focus)
Paradigm innovation
Radical innovation that has the capability of changing the nature of a market which is highly risky
Adaptive creativity
incremental innovation which develops a product/ process that already exists (less costly and fewer risks)
Innovative creativity
radical innovation that involves creating entirely new products/ processes (while extremely risky, they can get a competitive advantage from the first-mover advantage)
Intellectual property
refers to the creations of the mind such
Patents
the exclusive right to make, use, or sell an invention
Copyrights
legal protection for the creative works of artists, authors, and composers
Trademarks
the exclusive right to use a particular sign or symbol that belongs to the organization (brand names and logos)