Innovation & Novelty Flashcards

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What are the steps from idea to business?

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What percentage of people with an idea do nothing?

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40%

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3
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What percentage of people with an idea talked to a friend about it?

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63%

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4
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What is the main driver for entrepreneurs giving up?

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receiving negative feedback

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5
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What do many of the entrepreneurs who fail to raise money never actually do?

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Talk to a banker

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What is innovation?

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The process of transforming a creative idea into a new product, service, or method with impact and value on the market.

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What are the three building blocks of innovation?

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Creativity
Concrete implementation
Gain for customers

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What is creativity?

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The ability to combine ideas in unique or unusual ways.

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What are advances based on?

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Reorganization of existing technical and cultural elements in our representations of the world.

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10
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Where do new ideas come from?

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From importing concepts and solutions from one domain to another.

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What is an essential part of the innovator’s approach?

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Trial and error

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12
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What is serendipity?

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To make fortune discoveries by chance.

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13
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What is incremental innovation?

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Small improvements of existing product concepts. Innovation that enhance the current state but do not drastically change the market.

(car keycards)

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What is radical innovation?

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An innovation that fundamentally changes the technology underlying the product concept, leading to significant shifts in industries or markets.

(from CD to music apps)

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What is disruptive innovation?

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A total market-changing innovation. Typically involving product versions that service overlooked niches but eventually displace established market leaders by fulfilling needs at a lower cost or with greater convenience.

(free internet access)

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16
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What are the new challenges that innovators face?

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Sustainable development
Ecology
Energy-saving technologies
Health & Well-being
AI

17
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What are the additional burdens imposed on innovation?

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Promoting inclusion of minorities
Reduction of negative externalities

18
Q

What is EDHEC’s project ‘Generations 2050’?

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Advancing net positive Business
Empower to transform
Accelerate climate finance

19
Q

What is Tech For Good?

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A response to the 2015 Paris Agreement
Aims to accelerate the environmental and social transition
Organizes annual ChangeNOW Summit (sustainability leaders)

20
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What is business experimentation?

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It comprises all forms of structured market engagement.
Activities that disclose premature product versions prior to market launch.
Done to obtain customer feedback.
As a result revealing the potential value of the idea and its future.

21
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What is the lean startup method?

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A method for developing new business that relies on interactive market feedback.

22
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What are the core mantras and philosophies of the lean startup?

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Primacy of market feedback
Failing early
Validated learning from experiments
Pivoting

23
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What are the core methods of the lean startup?

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Customer interviews
Prototyping
MVP Development
A/B testing

24
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What is iterative testing?

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A process of repeated tests with successive improvements or adjustments to a technology, product or service deliverable, often based on market feedback.
Build-measure-learn.

25
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What is the minimum viable product (MVP)?

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A version of a product that contains only the most critical features of an idea and thus allows a team to collect the maximum amount of validated learning about customers with minimal resources spent.