REVIEW Flashcards

(20 cards)

1
Q

This involves recognizing and defining unmet needs or problems in the market
that can be addressed through innovative solutions.

A

Opportunity Identification

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2
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Entrepreneurs can draw inspiration from various sources, such as market
research, customer feedback, technology trends, and personal experiences.

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Sources of Innovative Ideas

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3
Q

Creativity involves generating novel and useful ideas, crucial for the innovation process.

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Creativity’s Role

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4
Q

Building a broad base of knowledge enhances one’s ability to connect diverse
ideas and generate creative solutions.

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Knowledge Accumulation

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5
Q

Allowing ideas to marinate over time, often subconsciously, can lead to breakthrough
innovations.

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Incubation process

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6
Q

Actively engaging with and experimenting with ideas helps refine and improve them.

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Idea Experience

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7
Q

Critically assessing the viability and potential of ideas is essential to distinguish between
promising concepts and those that are less feasible

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Evaluation

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8
Q

Turning innovative ideas into practical solutions involves planning, resources, and
execution.

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Implementation

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9
Q

Identifying connections between seemingly unrelated concepts can spark creative
insights.

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Recognize Relationships

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10
Q

Focus on how ideas can address specific needs or improve existing
solutions.

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Develop a Functional Perspectives

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11
Q

Apply both analytical and intuitive thinking to solve problems creatively.

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Your “Brains”

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12
Q

Overcome mental barriers and fixed ways of thinking that inhibit
creativity.

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Eliminate Muddling Mindsets

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13
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Creating entirely new products or solutions that did not previously exist.

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Invention

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14
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Enhancing or modifying existing products or services to serve new purposes or markets.

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Extension

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15
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Reproducing or replicating successful ideas in new contexts or locations.

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Duplication

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16
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Combining elements from different sources or disciplines to create innovative solutions.

17
Q

Challenging misconceptions, such as the belief that innovation is purely spontaneous or
relies solely on individual genius.

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Innovation Myths

18
Q

Innovation should focus on improving the user experience and meeting
customer needs.

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Principle of User- Centric Design

19
Q

Embracing continuous improvement and feedback to refine and enhance innovative
solutions.

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Principle of Iteration

20
Q

Leveraging diverse perspectives and skills through teamwork can drive more
effective and creative solutions.

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Principle of Collaboration