final flash Flashcards

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Innovators

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Initial adopters of the the product, willing to work with bugs

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Early Adopters

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A person who starts using a product or technology as soon as it becomes available to the public, demanding but provide valuable feeback

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Early Majority

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Are not and will not buy until the product’s value is demonstrated, when broken through the product has officially gone mainstream

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Late Majority

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Only purchase after the majority of people have

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Laggards

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In pure denial of the product and do not buy the product until they feel like they truly have no choice

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Why is diversity important in a founding team? (Rent the Runway, Xiaomi)

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  1. Greater creativity and innovation from different perspectives
  2. Reduced employee turnover
  3. Connect to a wider range of customers
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Cost leadership key elements to success:

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Economies of scale-efficient plants, Process innovation, Outsourcing (especially overseas)

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Differentiation key elements to success:

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Emphasis on branding advertising, design, service, quality, and new product development

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The Innovator’s Dilemma is:

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Should I lose money in the short term to hop on the new S-Curve or not pivot and let my company be gobbled up in the long-term?

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What are some typical ways to segment a market?

(WILL BE ON QUIZ)

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Geographic - Country. Region, Urban/Rural

Demographic - Age. income, gender

Psychographic - Personality traits/ interests

Benefits Sought - Convenience, value, safety, status

Behavioral (Physical) - Physical habits

(GDPBB)

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Lean Startup vs Design Thinking

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Lean Startup - Focuses on when you have an hypothesis and creating a product that can have product-market fit

Design Thinking - When the idea is properly developed through the creation of the product

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Ecosystems

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The main critical source of a competitive advantage, one of the only things in business that are very, very hard to imitate

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Risk of ecosystems

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Since every party contributes to the puzzle, if one party fails deliver it could become a massive bottleneck and mess everything up

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What are the two main types of competitive advantage?

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  1. Cost: similar product at lower cost
  2. Differentiation: price premium from unique product
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Phases of a Technology S-Curve

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Exploration Phase → Phase early on in a tech s-curve figuring out how to expand and move towards mass expansion

Exploitation Phase → When you get to abuse the knowledge you gained from the exploration phase and see massive growth

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How do you choose a method of segmentation?

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  1. Perform qualitative and then quantitative research
  2. Talk to potential customers based on your assumptions
  3. Adapt as needed and then focus on reaching early customers
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Jobs to be done def

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what the customer wants out of their purchase (think of milkshake example)

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Different Models of Corporate Innovation

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  1. Open Innovation - involving the external ecosystem in the innovation process (Chez Panisse)
  2. Internal Venturing - setting up internal venture units to invest in startups and external innovation; investing in startups (Boston Beer Co.)
  3. Partnerships and Collaborations - partnering with other firms to co-create and co-innovate (Disney-Pixar, Nestle)
  4. Corporate Accelerators and Incubators - big companies providing resources and support to startups and internal innovation projects. (Disney, Polygon)
  5. Innovation Labs - A lab dedicated to exploring and experimenting with new ideas and technologies (Google)
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What are the 4 technological megatrends?

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  1. Artificial intelligence at scale
  2. Advanced connectivity
  3. Sustainable consumption
  4. Cryptography
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Why does customer adoption follow an S curve?

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As it provided a very useful way of breaking down the segements of adoption

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What are three factors a firm should consider when choosing a beachhead target consumer.

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They need to take into account the traits of learning, coherence, and reference.

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What are some current trends in technology?

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Artificial intelligence at scale (Chat GPT, AI Tools)

Advanced connectivity (Broadband speeds, 5G, 6G, etc.)

Sustainable consumption (All companies)

Digital trust (Encryption, Cybersecurity Companies)

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What is the difference between a Sustaining Innovation & a Disruption Innovation?

(WILL BE ON QUIZ)

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Sustaining makes life better for all customers (ex: Netflix introducing Video Streaming)

Disruptive is High Risk, High Reward and introduces a very different set of attributes from the one mainstream customers historically value, but have the chance of eventually becoming market leaders

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How do you assess the attractiveness of a market?

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competition, quality of market, revenue opportunity

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What are the phases of Design Thinking + What are the benefits + drawbacks?

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1) Exploration Phase
2) Concepualizing Phase
3) Prototyping Phase

The benefit is you come up with ideas you may have never thought of before, however, it requires a lot of resources and time

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Why should a firm vertically integrate?

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When you are at risk of a supplier taking advantage of your company or when you are developing a really complex product, you do not want to risk another company messing it up

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Questions an Entrepreneur should ask themselves

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  1. Do I have good goals?
  2. Do I have the right strategy?
  3. Can I execute the strategy?