QUIZ ELEC 1 Flashcards

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Is effort directed at increasing understanding of a topic or field without a specific immediate commercial application in mind.

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BASIC RESEARCH

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The act of introducing a new device, method, or material for application to commercial or practical objectives.

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TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION

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________ and ________ have made it easier and faster for firms to design and produce new products, while flexible manufacturing technologies have made shorter production runs economical and have reduced the importance of production economies of scale.

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COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN AND COMPUTER AIDED MANUFACTURING

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The ability of an organization to recognize, assimilate, and utilize new knowledge.

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ABSORPTIVE CAPACITY

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Research targeted at increasing knowledge for a specific application or need.

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APPLIED RESEARCH

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What do you mean by Product life cycles?

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The time between a product’s introduction and its withdrawal from the market or replacement by a next-generation product

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It enables a wider range of goods and services to be delivered to people worldwide.

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INNOVATION

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According to the book of Mellissa Schilling, the following statement explains that why is innovation important, except:

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Yielded educational treatments that improve mind conditions

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These occur when the benefits from the research activities of one firm (or nation or other entity) spill over to other firms (or nations or other entities)

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TECHNOLOGICAL SPILLOVERS

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Costs (or benefits) that are borne (or reaped) by individuals other than those responsible for creating them.

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EXTERNALITIES

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The following are production technologies may create pollution that is harmful to the surrounding communities, except:

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EXCEPT

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A firm’s new product development process should maximize the likelihood of projects being both technically and commercially successful. To achieve these things, a firm needs, except:

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a well-known process strategy

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It has made the production of food and other necessities more efficient, yielded medical treatments that improve health conditions, and enabled people to travel to and communicate with almost every part of the world.

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innovation

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14
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Innovation begins with the generation of new ____?

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IDEAS

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One important intellectual ability for creativity is a person’s ability to let their mind engage in a visual mental activity termed ____?

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primary process thinking

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These are people that often have no initial intention to profit from the sale of their innovation––they create the innovation for their own use.

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user innovators

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Who noted that primary process thinking was most likely to occur just before sleep or while dozing or daydreaming; others have observed that it might also be common when distracted by physical exercise, music, or other activities.

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Sigmund Freud

18
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The personality trait most often associated with creativity is “_______.”

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openness to experience

19
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_______ has also been shown to be very important for creativity.

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Intrinsic motivation

20
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Are organizations (or individuals) that produce complementary goods, such as lightbulbs for lamps, chargers for electric vehicles, or applications for smartphones.

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complementors

21
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Regional clusters of firms that have a connection to a common technology, and may engage in buyer, supplier, and complementor relationships, as well as research collaboration.

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technology clusters

22
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An innovation that is very new and different from prior solutions.

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radical innovation

23
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A product design that is adopted by the majority of producers, typically creating a stable architecture on which the industry can focus its efforts.

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dominant design

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Anderson and Tushman found that each technological discontinuity inaugurated a period of turbulence and uncertainty which they termed as

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era of ferment

25
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In this era, firms focus on efficiency and market penetration.

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era of incremental change

26
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A private network, accessible only to authorized individuals. It is like the Internet but operates only within the organization.

27
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The impact of knowledge on creativity is somewhat single-edged.

28
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The ability to generate new and useful ideas is termed creativity.

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Novel work must be different from work that has been previously produced and surprising in that it is not simply the next logical step in a series of known solutions.