Impact On Enterprise Flashcards

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What have business traditionally done instead of crowdfunding ?

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Borrow money from a bank to raise enough funds to develop a project

However this is risky and with interest, payments can often be expensive

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What does crowdfunding use ?

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Websites to advertise products as investment opportunities where people can choose to back a project with a financial donation if they think it will be viable. They receive a percentage of the profits is successful

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In crowdfunding what are backers often rewarded with ?

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Free gifts, discounts or a pre agreed part of any profits if the product is successful

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What are the four examples of impact on interprise ( consumerism)?

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Crowdfunding
Virtual marketing and retail
Cooperatives
Fair trade

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What has recently become a part of the retail experience ?

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Promotions of products online and sharing experiences, reviews and recommendations

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What have algorithms been able to do ?

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Generate information about users buying habits and suggest relevant retail sites for them to try using

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What is search engine optimization (SEO)

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Process of using techniques to improve return rate of a webpage when indexed by a search engine

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What are the three examples of providing advertising platforms ?

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Blogs ( a web log)
Vlogs ( social media video)
Social media

Extra
- pop up advertising
- spam emails
- virtual retailing

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Why might a company advertise a wed site rather than from a high Streep shop ?

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The cost is far lower

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What is cooperatives ?

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Organizations with lots of people working together towards common goals
They are run and owned by members who share decision making, profits and risks

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What is a famous example of a cooperative group ?

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  1. John Lewis and partners
  2. Nationwide building society
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What is fair trade ?

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Trading partnership that ensures workers in developing countries are given suitable workings conditions and are paid a fair wage
Eg
- paid a living wage
- conditions are monitored and kept safe
- safety equipment is used
- child labor and sweatshops are banned

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Do companies have to do fair trade ?

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No, but it’s become more popular due to growing public beliefs
Therefore encouraging companies to fair trade

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Why have these all had effects on a change in spending habits?

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We can now buy virtually anything online
This has effected the number of shops and number of jobs available

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What are the impacts of development of new ideas ?

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  • process made for the old or disabled
  • products to help the developing world
  • more availability forfeit products or specific groups
  • respect for customers political, religious and cultural beliefs
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What are some real life examples of fair trade/ environmental consideration?

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  • Dyson have developed a vacuum cleaner that has interchangeable parts that are easy to repair
  • fair trade fabrics are used in many street stores Eg cotton
  • use of fake fur is much more common than real fur due to consumer pressure to stop killing animals