Unit 5 Flashcards

1
Q

The innovation process typically involves several stages, from ____ to
_____.

A

idea generation to implementation

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2
Q

It involves gathering ideas, research, testing, editing or revising, and ultimately
implementing the plan.

A

Idea Generation

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3
Q

Evaluate and screen ideas to determine their feasibility and alignment with organizational goals. This
stage helps filter out
impractical or less viable
concepts.

A

Screening

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4
Q

The _____ stage tests
an idea, such as with a
prototype or pilot test

A

Experimentation

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5
Q

is the
process of bringing an idea,
product, or service to the
mass market and making
monetary benefits from it.

A

Commercialization

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6
Q

is the stage
of the innovation process when
the focus shifts from
development to persuasion.

A

Commercialization

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7
Q

is the
companywide acceptance of
an innovative idea, and
implementation sets up
everything needed to
develop and utilize or
produce the innovation.

A

Diffusion & Implementation

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8
Q

5 Innovation process stages:

A
  • Idea Generation
  • Screening
  • Experimentation
  • Commercialization
  • Diffusion & Implementation
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9
Q

8 Innovation Frameworks:

A
  • 10X Thinking
  • Space X
  • Mars Colonization
  • Reusability of Rockets
  • Rapid Iteration and Innovation
  • Commercial Space Travel
  • Falcon Heavy & Starship
  • Satellite Internet
    w/ Starlink
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10
Q

is a valuable tool for understanding,
evaluating, and communicating your business model.

A

Business Model
Canvas

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11
Q

9 Key Elements of Business Model Canvas:

A
  • Customer Segments
  • Value Preposition
  • Channels
  • Customer Relationships
  • Revenue Streams
  • Key Resources
  • Key Activities
  • Key Partnership
  • Cost Structure
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12
Q

Define the different groups of people or organizations your business aims to reach and serve. These are your target
customers.

A

Customer Segments

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13
Q

Clearly articulate the value your product or service provides to your customers.
What problems does it solve? What needs does it satisfy?

A

Value
Preposition

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14
Q

Specify the various ways you will reach and deliver your value proposition to your
customers. This includes distribution, sales, and communication channels.

A

Channels

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15
Q

Describe the type of relationship you intend to establish with your
customers. This could be personal assistance, self-service, automated services, etc.

A

Customer
Relationships

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16
Q

Identify how your business will earn
revenue. This could include sales,
subscriptions, licensing, advertising, etc.

A

Revenue
Streams

17
Q

List the critical assets and resources your business requires to operate. This
includes physical, intellectual, human, and financial resources.

A

Key Resources

18
Q

Outline the most important tasks and activities your business needs to perform
to deliver its value proposition, reach
customers, and generate revenue.

A

Key Activities

19
Q

Identify the external organizations or individuals that your business will
collaborate with to enhance its capabilities or mitigate risks.

A

Key Partnership

20
Q

Detail the costs associated with operating
your business. This includes fixed and
variable costs, as well as economies of scale.

A

Cost Structure