Chapter 2 Flashcards

1
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What is the primary difference between invention and innovation?

A

Invention is creating something entirely new and original, while innovation is improving existing inventions or finding new uses for them.

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2
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What are the two types of technology entrepreneurship?

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  • Technology Developers (Inventors)
  • Technology Users (Innovators)
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3
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What is the definition of innovation?

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Improving existing inventions or finding new uses for them.

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4
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List three examples of areas where commercial application and exploitation of new ideas are changing.

A
  • Mobile Phones
  • Computers
  • Transportation
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5
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Who invented the telephone?

A

Alexander Graham Bell

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6
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What significant invention is Thomas Edison known for?

A

The electric lightbulb and the phonograph

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7
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Fill in the blank: ________ is the process of creating entirely new products or services.

A

Process Innovation

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8
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What is product/service innovation focused on?

A

Finding new or improved ways to produce goods or deliver services.

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9
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Identify two sources of innovation.

A
  • Internal (Employees, Research & Development)
  • External (Suppliers, Customers, Market Research, Universities)
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10
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What is the first step in turning ideas into reality?

A

Identify a relevant problem.

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11
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What is a unique value proposition?

A

A statement that explains how a product or service is different from competitors.

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12
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True or False: Agile development involves embracing iterative development based on user feedback.

A

True

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13
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What are two reasons to innovate?

A
  • Improve processes and efficiency
  • Increase productivity and profitability
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14
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List four technopreneurship business ideas focused on technological innovation.

A
  • Artificial Intelligence (AI)
  • Computer Security
  • IoT
  • Robotic Services
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15
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Fill in the blank: ________ was invented by Joseph Aspdin in 1824.

A

Modern Cement

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16
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What is the significance of conducting market research when turning ideas into reality?

A

To understand the target audience and market trends to validate the idea.

17
Q

List three impacts that should be assessed when evaluating innovation potential.

A
  • Impact on processes and practices
  • Training needed
  • Resources required
18
Q

What is one of the outcomes of innovation related to brand value?

A

Stronger brand value

19
Q

What does market innovation involve?

A

Creating new markets, finding new customers, or developing new business models.

20
Q

Who co-founded Apple Inc.?

A

Steve Jobs

21
Q

What did Henry Ford innovate in the automotive industry?

A

The horseless carriage (cars)

22
Q

True or False: Innovation is not important for competitiveness.

23
Q

What is the process through which ideas are transformed into products called?

A

Innovation and differentiation

24
Q

Identify a famous innovator associated with Microsoft.

A

Bill Gates