week 4 Flashcards
practice and weekly
What are the essential parameters for successful commercialisation?
- Desirability of the product for the customer
- Feasibility to design and manufacture the product by the start-up
- Viability of the product for the customer as well as company
(Ans: All of the above)
Which of the following represent the different type\types of markets
- Evolved market
- Evolving market
- Mass market
(Ans: All of the above)
Which of the following can cause the disruption
- Shifting consumer preferences
- Integration of completely unconnected products
- Public policies
(Ans: All of the above)
A start-up company is called Unicorn when:
The start-up is valued over 1 Billion dollars
Which of the following Indian start-ups is rated as the world’s largest independent mobile advertising platform?
InMobi
Commercialisation strategy is a part of a start-up’s:
Business strategy
A disruptive innovation is a potent combination of:
High technology, Low cost and Creative business model
Companies can mitigate disruption caused by global trade volatility by:
Foreign exchange hedging
Many of the Indian unicorns are based on:
Digital business models
Rationale for rapid rise of Unicorns in India:
- India’s huge market base
- Private VC and PE Investments into start-ups
- Capturing market share even at a loss
(Ans: All of the above)
For commercialisation to be deemed successful, there should be:
Revenues and Profits
JustDial brought digital innovation to its own model of:
Classified listing
Product strategy of a semiconductor start-up tends to be:
Business to Business (B2B)
A study of start-ups demonstrates that start-ups benefit to a greater degree by:
Co-founding with shared background
In which of the following industries, public policy (government policy) is triggering technologyled disruption?
Automobile industry