ENTREP MT 1 B Flashcards

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first two entrepreneurial process

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OPPORTUNITY SPOTTING AND ASSESSMENT
DEVELOPING A BUISNESS PLAN

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2
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last two entrepreneurial process

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DETERMINING THE CAPTIAL NEEDED
RUNNING THE BUSINESS

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3
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step by step process in establishing any kind of business that an entrepreneur has to undergo

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ENTREPRENEURIAL PROCESS

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4
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beginning of the process and considered most difficult

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OPPORTUNITY SPOTTING AND ASSESSMENT

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5
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formulation of business plan

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DEVELOPING BUSINESS PLAN

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6
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calculate the resources needed and compare it against the entrepreneurs current resources

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DETERMINING THE CAPTIAL NEEDED

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7
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entrepreneurs using the resources allocated for the new venture

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RUNNING THE BUSINESS

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8
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starting to have a concept in mind about business and opportunities

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OPPORTUNITY SPOTTING AND ASSESSMENTS

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9
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what is a comprehensive paper that deals the marketing, operational , human resources, financial , strategies and tactics of the businesses

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BUSINESS PLAN

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10
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core guide when starting a business

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DEVELOPING BUSINES PLAN

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11
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business plan should be implemented

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RUNNING THE BUSINESS

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12
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should allign with your goals

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OPPURTUNITY SPOTTING AND ASSESSMENT

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13
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entrepreneur should have a control of monitoring system to serve as a check and balance of the formulated plans

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RUNNING THE BUSINESS

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14
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marketing environment is the starting point of any new venture that involves understanding and knowing intricacies of microenvironmrnt and iternal environments

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SCANNING

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15
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what to find first

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OPPURTUNITY BEFORE PRODUCTt

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16
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the business idea that can potentitally become a commercial product/ service in the future

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OPPORTUNITY

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17
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what is 3s

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SEEKING
SCREENING
SEIZING

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18
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first step and most difficult process of all due to the number of options entrepreneur will have to choose from

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SEEKING THE OPPORTUNITY

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19
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process of selecting the best opportunity ; apply due diligence and indepedent judgement

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SCREENING THE OPPORTUNIYY

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20
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entrepreneurs tolerance of business risks

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RISK APPETITE

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21
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cosidered one of the most critical resources of an entreepreneurs it should be devoted to worthwhile business onlly

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TIME

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22
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aims to assist entrepreneurs in ensuring that the opportunity that they venture into is an attractive and feasibe product

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OAT
OPPORTUNITY ATTRACTIVENESS TEST

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23
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who made OAT

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YOUNGLESON 2009N

24
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brief vision statement(what do the business should do in the future )

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CONCEPTS AND STRATEGIES

25
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critical success factors by determining the attractiveness

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OPPORTUNITY METRICS

26
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last step “pushing through” with the chosen opportunity

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SEIZING THE OPPORTUNITY

27
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process of positively improving an existing product or service

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INNOVATION

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3 types of INNOVATION

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BREAKTHROUGH
TECHNOLOGICAL
ORDINARY

29
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the main objective that the business will accomplish in the entrepreneurs life

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INTERNAL INTENT

30
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will address the compelling needs of the target market

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EXTERNAL INTENT

31
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refers to the entrepreneurs tolerance of business risk

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RISK APPETITE

32
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process of seizing (5 STAGES)

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IDEA STAGE
CONCEPT STAGE
PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT STAGE
TEST MARKETING STAGE
COMMERCIALIZATION STAGE

33
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entrepreneur determines what are the feasible products and / or services that will perfectly suit the opportunity

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IDEA STAGE

34
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developed idea will undergo a consumer acceptance test

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CONCEPT STAGE

35
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actual reactions from potential customers are determined

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PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT STAGE

36
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the product is tested with a particular target market, to find out whether or not it is acceptable to the consumer

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TEST MARKETING STAGE

37
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involves launching your product and making it widely available for your target segment

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COMMERCIALIZATION STAGE

38
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states why customers should buy a certain product/service

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VALUE PROPOSITION (VP)

39
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refers to how you will sell the product or service to your customers

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UNIQUE SELLING PROPOSITION

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term that clearly sets you apart from your competition, positioning you the more logical choice

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UNIQUE

41
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persuades another to exchange money for PRODUCT or SERVICE

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SELLING

42
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a proposal or offer suggested for acceptance

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PROPOSITION

43
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size of arena where the entrepreneurs business will play

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MARKET SIZE

44
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represents the percentage of an industry or market’s total sales

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MARKET SHARE

45
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approximate number of customers that will buy the product/service

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MARKET UNIVERSE/MARKET SPACE

46
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specific features and characteristic that customer need from a product/service

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CUSTOMER REQUIREMENT

47
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dividing a heterogeneous market into a several homogeneous groups

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MARKET SEGMENTATION

48
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segmenting customers according to age, gender, civil status, income , education , family organization and religion

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DEMOGRAPHIC SEGMENTATION

49
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other term demographic segmentation

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SOCIOENOMIC SEGMENTATION

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process of grouping customers according to their perception way of life, motivations and inclinations

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PSYCHOGRAPHIC SGEMENTATION

51
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process of grouping customers according to their actions

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BEHAVIORAL SEGMENTATION

51
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segmenting customers according to location, population, density and climate

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GEOGRAPHCIC SEGMENTATION

52
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most reliable and credible ways of getting relevant information from the target customer

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INTERVIEW

53
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mining customer and noncustomer experience by definite responses using equitable scales

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SURVEY

54
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one of the most prefered and practical method of generating ideas because the researcher documents the behavioral patterns of people/ events without requiring them to participate in the research process.

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OBSERVATION