lesson 1 Flashcards

1
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because of first mover advantages and disadvantages,

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competitive advantage can spring from when a move is made as well as what move is made

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2
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what leads to first mover advantage?

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  1. when a first mover can set the technical standard for the industry
  2. when pioneering helps build a firm’s reputation and creates strong brand loyalty
  3. when a first mover’s costumers will thereafter face switching costs
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3
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what leads to late mover advantage?

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  1. when pioneering is more costly than imitating
  2. when products of an innovator don’t lead up to customer expectations
  3. when rapid market evolution allows fast followers to leap frog a first mover’s products with more attractive next version products
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4
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what does blue ocean strategy offer?

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growth in revenues by discovering or inventing new industry segments that create new demand

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5
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the business universe is divided into what?

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an existing market with boundaries and rules in which rival firms compete for advantage

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6
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what is a blue ocean market space?

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the industry has not yet taken shape, there are no rivals and there is wide open long-term growth and profit potential

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7
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characteristics of a blue ocean market space

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  • uncontested market space
  • make the competition irrelevant
  • create and capture new demand
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8
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the risky business of going against the grain

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creative destruction

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9
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the art and science of recognizing original ideas

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blind and one-eyed inventors

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10
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speaking truth to power

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out on a limb

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11
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timing, strategic procrastination, and first-mover advantages

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fools rush in

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12
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creating and maintaining coalitions

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Goldilocks and the trojan horse

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13
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how siblings, parents, and mentors nurture originality

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rebel with a cause

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14
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the myths of strong cultures, cults, and devil’s advocates

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rethinking groupthink

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15
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managing anxiety, apathy, ambivalence, and anger

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rocking the boat and keeping it steady

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16
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what did Originals by Adam Grant discuss

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procrastination for creativity

17
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we discussed the book moneybag by Michael Lewis. why does this story best convey innovation and creativity within a larger organization?

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the Oakland A’s used data in new ways to overcome limited resources