Technopreneurship Flashcards

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It is a side of value proposition in which you clarify your customer understanding

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Customer Profile

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What criteria for writing a unique value where in you will identify how ill your product fixes customer problems or improve his or her life?

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Pain focused

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A good value delivered to the customer results in a ____ customer

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Satisfied

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What type of value proposition in which it needs each product has with each category having a specific value proposition?

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Product Value proposition

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What type of value proposition has a broader vision that the company tends to solve through solutions?

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Company Value Proposition

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The description FAIR, VISIBLE, REASONABLE belongs to what key value?

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Price

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A short description of what you are serving or selling

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Homepage value proposition

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In business, what stands as a promise by a company to a customer or market segment?

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Value proposition

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A side of value proposition that clarify customer’s understanding

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Customer profile

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Criteria for writing a unique value proposition where you should elaborate on the specific benefits your target customer will receive

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Specific

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It outlines how your company plans to make money

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Business Model

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It is an element of a business model that answers the questions: “Who is the customer” and “Is our offering relevant in this customer?”

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Customer selection

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It is an element of a business model that answers the question: “What are the unique benefits?”

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Value Proposition

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It is an element of a business model that answers the question: “How do you protect each flow and business relationship?”

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Differentiation and Control

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It is an element of a business model that answers the question: “Why will good people come to work here?”

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Value for Talent

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The three ways to develop a business model include: “Be specific, Keep it simple, and ____”

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Copy Somebody

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This way to develop a business model means a more precise customer description for a better business model

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Be Specific

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It is a statement of purpose in response to an opportunity

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Great Vision/ Vision

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It describes the firm’s goals, products, and customers

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Mission

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It describes the economics and activities of the new enterprise

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Business model

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It describes a business’s moral philosophy and gives concrete guidelines for carrying it out

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Code of ethics

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It is a set of moral principles that govern decisions ad actions. To act ethically is to behave in ways that are in keeping with certain values

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Ethics

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It means that businesses act in ways that balance profit and growth with the good of society

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Corporate Social Responsibility

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This is a way of doing business based on principles of social and environmental mental responsibility and promoting sustainable growth

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Fair Trade

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Is an easy flow of capital, movement of labor, trade, and other components of economic production across the globe. It defines the production of goods in more than one location
Globalization of Production
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It is a term for someone who reports illegal or unethical conduct to superiors to the public
Whistle-Blower
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It is an artistic and industrial creations of the mind
Intellectual Property
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It exists when personal considerations and professional obligations interfere with each other
Conflict of Interest
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It occurs when business leaders donate money and other resources for socially beneficial causes
Philanthropy
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It is the gift of a good or service
In-kind donation
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A detailed assessment of your business's target market and competitive landscaper within a specific industry
Market Analysis
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Refers to the process of determining the place of the business in the industry
Business positioning
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A strategic marketing approach and process that is intended to define the specific customer of the product
Market Identification
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An entrepreneurial marketing strategy designed primarily to divide the market into small segments with distinct needs
Market Segmentation
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A stage in a market identification process that aims to determine the set of buyers with common needs and characteristics
Market Tragetting
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Believed to be the most important aspect of an entrepreneurial venture and plays a significant role in the practice of entrepreneurship
Market Positioning
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It forms the basis for the development of a marketing strategy and concrete marketing measures
Comprehensive Market Analysis
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When conducting _____ it is important that the data is credible and factual, so be cautious of where you get your numbers
Market Analysis
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It is one of the steps in conducting a market analysis where after you collect all the information you can and verify that it is accurate
Analyze Your Data
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Is one of the steps in conducting a market analysis where you map a detailed outline of the current state of your industry
Research the State of the Industry
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It is a method of analyzing financial results expressing each financial statement account and element as a component of a base
Vertical Analysis
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A quantitative analysis applied by an entity to be able to assess the company's liquidity, solvency, profitability, and operations efficiency through scrutiny of account balances reported in the balance sheet and income statement
Analysis through ratio interpretation
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Answers the question: "Can the company pay for its current liabilities with quick assets?"
Acid Test Ration
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Determine whether an entity has more ownership rather than debts. It is also called leverage rations
Solvency Ratios
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Measures how well an entity utilizes its assets and resources to generate income
Efficiency Ratios
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Measure how well an entity generates income that relates to their revenues, operating costs, assets, and capital
Profitability Ratios
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It has been slightly been termed as the language of the business
Accounting
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These are the products of a process in which a large volume of data about aspects of the economic activities of an enterprise are accumulated, analyzed, and reported
Financial Statements
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It enables a business to compare results of one period to another period
Accounting Records
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It is prepared at the end of a period if the amount of revenue is more than the expenditure incurred in earning that revenue
Profit and Loss Account
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It uses a project management tool that breaks down complex tasks into simple ones that enable us to record, prioritize and devise deadlines for a project
Project Schedule
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It is something to be done to achieve your milestones within your business plan, this is more like an obstacle or something to be done to move forward
Task
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This is the overall perspective or insight into your financial and investing track record. This shows you your overall information of where your money is being spent or invested and this will help project the income sources
Budget
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It is a process wherein the management of resources, resource availability, and project time are taken into account/listed for the completion of the project.
Resource Allocation
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This section of your business plan gives a general description of your organization and should contain any background information significant to your your line of work and industry
Company Overview
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The broad or more perspective looks into your objectives. This will contain the detailed list of all the element needed in your project
Project Scope
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The method of allocating, managing, and directing resources within a system with the ultimate goal of fulfilling its goals
Organization and Management
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A definition that the whole team agreed upon. Every business has its own level of it
Quality Standards
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This is important when we talk about key business goals. This should be at least not taken likely and doing so may lead to your business being a failure. This will project the goals within your desired field of business
Milestones
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This includes the outline of specific accomplishments that your team plans to achieve during your project
Goal Statement
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This is an important part of your plan to lead your business to success, this will be your overall guide and will be specific on how things should be done and will be also the one to specify when it is needed
Execution Plan
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The actual boss in a deal
Customer
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These type of customers are less in numbers but promote more sales and profit as compared to the other types of customers
Loyal Customers
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The type of customers who brings shopping list with them based on their needs and also they are also less loyal
Need-based customer
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Loyal customers represent how many percent of the customer bare
20%
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They're the second most attractive segment of the customers identified by the business
Impulse Customers
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These are the customers who look for discounts, seasonal and festive offers
Discount Customers
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It is the type of customer who does not contribute to the profitability of the company
Wandering Customers
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It the price of identifying, assessing, and selecting key competitors
Competitor Analysis
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It determines the benefits that target customer's value and how customers rate the relative value of various competitor's offers
Customer Value Analysis
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The _____ leadership strategy is when a company achieves the lowest production and distribution costs and allows it to lower its prices and gain market share
Overall Cost
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This refers to a company providing superior value by offering a continuous stream of leading-edge products or services
Product Leadership
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It require delivering more value and satisfaction to target consumers than competitors do
Competitive Advantages
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The ____ strategies are how companies analyze their competitors and develop value-based strategies for profitable customer relationships
Competitive Marketing
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The second step in competitor analysis involves ____ competitors' objectives, strategies, strength, and weaknesses, ad reaction patterns
Assesssing
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The ____ involves developing formal marketing strategies and following them closely
Formulated Marketing
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The ____ involves visualizing an opportunity and constructing and implementing flexible strategies
Entrepreneurial Marketing
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When an investor or a lender gives business funds to assist with starting, growing, and managing day-to-day operations
Raising Capital
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Raising debt comes with the ____ overarching what the company's financial statements
Interest Burden
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Involves raising funds through loans provided by third parties
Debt Raising
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Occurs when a company seeks to raise funds through the sale of its equity or a share in the ownership of the company
Equity Rasing
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They buy stock in companies, with the expectation that the business will sell, go public, or at least produce healthy dividends down the road
Investors
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They give companies money upfront as well, with the expectation to be paid back with interest in a timely manner, but they typically don't provide any other resources
Lenders
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Places a business in front of a "crowd" that is able to invest money in exchange for common or preferred shares, convertible notes, and more
Crowd Funding
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It is where collateral is used to secure the loan, thus enabling the company to avail of lower interest rates as the risk is lower for the lender
Secured Debt
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his form of debt includes no borrower collateral, so the interest rate depends on the company's credit history
Unsecured Debt
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Usually considered a hybrid which is a mixture of debt and equity, whereby the debt can be converted into equity if the borrower prefers
Convertible Debt