5.8 Research and development Flashcards

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Research and development

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a form of innovation directly associated with the technical development existing products or processes or the creation of new ones

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Advantages of research and development

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  1. competitive advantage
  2. extend the life of an existing product
  3. open up new markets
  4. enhance the prestige of the company
  5. motivate the workforce
  6. lead to improvements in quality
  7. reduce costs
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Disadvantages of research and development

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  1. opportunity costs (what else could the money be spent on?)
  2. may head in the wrong direction (a new product doesnt necessarily mean theres a market for it)
  3. time consuming (workforce can be tied to a project for years)
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Development in context of research and develpment

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Development involves taking ideas from the research phase and turning them into practical applications, such as prototypes, new products, or improved processes

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Intellectual property rights

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creations of the mind, like inventions or designs, that are legally protected, enabling businesses to control and benefit from their R&D innovations

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Copyrights and rights related

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a form of intellectual property that protects original creative works, like music and literature, giving creators exclusive rights to use and distribute their work

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Industrial property

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intellectual property rights that protect inventions, trademarks, patents, and industrial designs, safeguarding innovations and brand identity

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Patents

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legal rights granted to inventors, giving them exclusive rights to produce, use, or sell an invention for a specific period, usually to protect R&D investments

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Trademarks

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a legally protected symbol, name, or design that identifies and differentiates a company’s products or services from those of others

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Innovation

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the addition of something new, incremental or radical improvement

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Product innovation

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type of innovation where new products are created or improvements to existing products are made

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Process innovation

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type of innovation where some parts of the manyfacturing or service delivery are improved

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Adaptive innovation

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an innovation in existing organizational elements

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Disruptive innovation

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an innovation so important that it may change the industry itself

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Factors affecting R&D and innovation

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  1. organizational culture
  2. past experiences
  3. technology
  4. the pace of change
  5. level of competition
  6. finance
  7. hr
  8. legal constraints
  9. ethical concerns
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