Learning Cycle 1 - Fundamentals of Innovation Management and Entrepreneurial Thinking

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Flashcards testing core concepts of innovation management, types of innovation, innovation models, and open innovation based on LC1 lecture slides.

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According to Alan Kay, 'The best way to predict the future is to __________ it.'

create

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__________ focuses on novelty and technical breakthroughs, whereas innovation requires creating real value that people are willing to adopt.

Invention

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In the innovation framework by Gassmann & Friesike (2012), Innovation is formed by combining Idea, Market, and __________.

Implementation

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 An innovation is the successful implementation of a novel idea that creates __________ for customers, organizations, or society.

value

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__________ innovation is defined as a series of gradually built improvements to existing products, process or methods to maintain position over time.

Incremental

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__________ innovation exists in the current market and, instead of creating new value networks, improves and grows the existing ones.

Sustaining

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__________ innovation creates a new value network either by disrupting an existing market or creating a completely new market.

Disruptive

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__________ innovation completely disrupts existing business or existing market economy and creates a new business model.

Radical

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The concept of Disruptive Innovation was formulated by __________.

Clayton Christensen

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Disruptive innovations are initially inferior in terms of the primary performance dimension but provide a new secondary performance dimension such as __________.

portability

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<p>In the diagram illustrating Disruptive Innovation, desktop PCs represent a __________ innovation.</p>

In the diagram illustrating Disruptive Innovation, desktop PCs represent a __________ innovation.

Sustaining

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In the Innovation Ambition Matrix, the __________ quadrant optimizes existing products for existing customers.

Core

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In the Innovation Ambition Matrix, Core innovations receive a resource allocation of __________.

70%

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In the Innovation Ambition Matrix, Adjacent innovations involve expanding from existing business into '__________' business.

new to company

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In the Innovation Ambition Matrix, Transformational innovations generate a return on investment of __________.

70%

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<p>In the Innovation Ambition Matrix diagram, the quadrant that receives 20% resource allocation and yields 20% return on investment is __________.</p>

In the Innovation Ambition Matrix diagram, the quadrant that receives 20% resource allocation and yields 20% return on investment is __________.

Adjacent

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The three main phases of an innovation process are Idea, Concept Development, and __________.

Concept to Launch

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In the coupling model of innovation, __________ is driven by state of the art in technology and production.

Technology Push

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In the coupling model of innovation, __________ is driven by the need of society and the marketplace.

Market Pull

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Jeanne Liedtka notes that typical elements of design thinking include ethnographical observation, ideation, and __________.

prototyping

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Henry Chesbrough is known as the father of the __________ concept.

Open Innovation

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In the Open Innovation process, converting complex R&D problems into simpler technical questions occurs during the __________ step.

Formulate & Broadcast