Module 2 Flashcards

1
Q

What are the 5 sources of new ideas?

A

consumers, existing products and services, distribution channels, federal government, research and development

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2
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Potential entrepreneurs should also establish a method for monitoring and evaluating competitive products/services on the market.

A

existing products and services

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3
Q

founder of Walmart

A

Sam Walton

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4
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Potential and nascent entrepreneurs should always pay close attention to potential customers.

A

consumers

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5
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Members of the distribution channels are also excellent sources for new ideas reflecting their familiarity with the needs of the market.

A

distribution channels

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6
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source of new product ideas helps through the files of the Patent Office containing numerous new product possibilities; monitoring patent application

A

Federal Government

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7
Q

a formal endeavor connected with one’s current employment or an informal one in a basement or garage

A

research and development

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8
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Methods of Generating Ideas

A

focus group, brainstorming, brainwriting, problem inventory analysis

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9
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uses individuals in a manner analogous to focus groups to generate new product ideas

A

problem inventory analysis

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10
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created by Bernd Rohrbach at the end of the 1960s under the name Method 635 and differs from classical brainstorming by giving participants more time to think than in a brainstorming session, where the ideas are expressed spontaneously

A

brainwriting

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11
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stimulates people to be creative by meeting with others and participating in an organized group experience

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brainstorming

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12
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groups of individuals providing information in a structured format

A

focus group

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13
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three things to consider to evaluate an entrepreneur

A

education, age, work history

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14
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Although some may feel that entrepreneurs are less educated than the general population, research findings indicate that this is clearly not the case

A

education

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15
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they are initiating their entrepreneurial career between ages 22 to 45; before and after these afes

A

Chronological Age

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16
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an individual is more inclined to start an entrepreneurial career

A

milestone ages (every five years)

17
Q

Can influence and initiate the decision to launch a new entrepreneurial venture

A

work history

18
Q

plays a role in the growth and eventual success of the new venture

A

work history

19
Q

In work history, what areas are experience particularly important?

A

financing, product or service development, manufacturing, development of distribution channels