Cpe 036 Flashcards

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It is simply entrepreneurship in a technology
intensive context.

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TECHNOPRENEURSHIP

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is a person who identifies an
opportunity, converts it into a product or service,
estimates earnings and profit and builds a
successful business with it

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Entrepreneur

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3
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starts out with nothing but an
‘idea’. He defies existing practices and systems
and thinks of doing things differently. He creates
a product or solution that uses the heft and
capability of technology.

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TECHNOPRENEURSHIP

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TYPES OF INNOVATION

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INCREMENTAL
DISRUPTIVE
ARCHITECTURAL
RADICAL

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5
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small changes

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INCREMENTAL

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newer, sometimes hard to use,
expensive. Uses existing market.

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DISRUPTIVE

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7
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take existing product and tweak
to suit different market.ARCHITECTURAL

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8
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new, slightly similar to disruptive,
creates an entirely new market. Riskiest (e.g.
YouTube)

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RADICAL

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9
Q

require an
investment to develop the innovation, more risky
compared to SMEs

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Innovation Driven Enterprise (IDE)

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10
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bring traditional
ideas to local markets.

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Small-Medium Enterprise (SME)

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identifying customer needs or
wants and meeting them

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Market oriented

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12
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develops goods and services
based on what it does well

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Product oriented

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13
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It is the value that a business promises to
deliver after a customer purchases its product
or service.

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VALUE PROPOSITION

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14
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Defines which consumer group is
more likely to provide the majority of the company’s
sales.

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TARGET MARKET

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15
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Describes why should the
consumer select the company’s products or
services over all other available choices.

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SPECIFIC VALUE

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16
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Specifies how a company
meets the individual needs or desires of its potential
customers. The focus is on appealing to customers’
emotions and build a relationship that hopefully
results to loyalty.

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*CUSTOMER CONNECTION

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is someone who buys something or avails a service.

18
Q

someone who buys goods or services. The typical
customer we refer to.

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*External Customer

19
Q

have a relationship with, and within, your company,
either through employment or as partners who deliver your product or
service to the end user, the external customer. (e.g. Suppliers)

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*Internal Customer

20
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consists of data collected directly from potential
customers through surveys, focus groups, field testing, etc. Useful for
targeting or identifying specific group needs.

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PRIMARY RESEARCH

21
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Involves searching existing information that has
already been collected. This research is less targeted than primary research
but can still provide valuable information.

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SECONDARY RESEARCH

22
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Defined as the process of presenting a concept or idea for a product or
service to its target market in order to determine whether the idea is worth
pursuing.

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MARKET VALIDATION

23
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is the use of specific knowledge,
skills, tools and techniques to deliver something of
value to people

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Project management

24
Q

Minimum Marketable Productis to
measure the maturity of technology components for a
system.

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Technology Readiness Levels (TRL)

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is the first form of a product that you can release to users
Minimum Viable Products
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is a complete product that is ready to sell
Minimum Marketable Product
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Deceptive scheme or trick used to cheat someone out of something, especially money.
Scam
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A type of financial fraud in which people pay to join an organization in exchange for the right to sell memberships to other people.
Pyramid Scheme
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Closely related to a pyramid scheme but the promoter generally has no product to sell and pays no commission to investors who recruit new members.
Ponzi Scheme
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A name for a type of scam that targets members of a specific demographic. Perpetrators may attempt to relate to or exploit characteristics common to the demographic. Targeted groups can include the elderly, ethnic groups, and religions.
Affinity Fraud
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Means imposing unfair, deceptive, or abusive loan terms on borrowers. In many cases, these loans carry high fees and interest rates, strip the borrower of equity, or place a creditworthy borrower in a lower credit-rated (and more expensive) loan, all to the lender's benefit.
PREDATORY LENDING
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Fraudsters typically spread false or misleading information to create a buying frenzy that will “pump” up the price of a stock and then “dump” shares of the stock by selling their own shares at the inflated price
Pump and Dump Schemes