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Which of the following best describes entrepreneurship?
Which of the following best describes entrepreneurship?
- The avoidance of risk in established markets.
- The dynamic process of identifying opportunities and creating new ventures. (correct)
- A static process of maintaining existing business models.
- A process that only focuses on technological advancements.
What is the primary goal of entrepreneurship according to this content?
What is the primary goal of entrepreneurship according to this content?
- Minimizing risk and uncertainty within a business.
- Creating new ventures that deliver innovative solutions. (correct)
- Focusing solely on maximizing short-term profits.
- Maintaining the status quo of existing markets.
How does the content define innovation?
How does the content define innovation?
- The process of transforming creative ideas into practical solutions. (correct)
- The avoidance of change in business models.
- A concept limited to technological advancements.
- The process of maintaining existing products and services.
Which of the following is true about innovation, according to the content?
Which of the following is true about innovation, according to the content?
What is the key difference between entrepreneurship and innovation, based on the information provided?
What is the key difference between entrepreneurship and innovation, based on the information provided?
According to the content, what does creativity involve?
According to the content, what does creativity involve?
Which statement accurately describes the relationship between creativity and innovation?
Which statement accurately describes the relationship between creativity and innovation?
What is the primary aim of SMEs, as contrasted with startups?
What is the primary aim of SMEs, as contrasted with startups?
Which of the following characteristics is generally associated with startups?
Which of the following characteristics is generally associated with startups?
How does the content differentiate between 'invention' and 'innovation'?
How does the content differentiate between 'invention' and 'innovation'?
Which of the following exemplifies innovation, according to the principles described in the content?
Which of the following exemplifies innovation, according to the principles described in the content?
How might a startup leverage creativity and innovation to achieve its objectives?
How might a startup leverage creativity and innovation to achieve its objectives?
Given the definitions, which scenario best represents the intersection of entrepreneurship and innovation?
Given the definitions, which scenario best represents the intersection of entrepreneurship and innovation?
In what way does combining existing knowledge, experiences, and perspectives relate to creativity?
In what way does combining existing knowledge, experiences, and perspectives relate to creativity?
What implication can be derived from the content regarding the role of risk in entrepreneurship and innovation?
What implication can be derived from the content regarding the role of risk in entrepreneurship and innovation?
If a company focuses solely on improving its operational efficiency without introducing any new products or services, is it engaging in entrepreneurship, innovation, or both?
If a company focuses solely on improving its operational efficiency without introducing any new products or services, is it engaging in entrepreneurship, innovation, or both?
Which approach would likely result in the most groundbreaking level of innovation?
Which approach would likely result in the most groundbreaking level of innovation?
Considering the characteristics described, which type of organization is most likely to prioritize 'rapid growth, market disruption, and innovation'?
Considering the characteristics described, which type of organization is most likely to prioritize 'rapid growth, market disruption, and innovation'?
A company has a breakthrough idea for a new product, but lacks the resources to bring it to market. According to the content, what does this scenario represent?
A company has a breakthrough idea for a new product, but lacks the resources to bring it to market. According to the content, what does this scenario represent?
Imagine a scenario where an entrepreneur successfully launches a new business by replicating an existing business model from another country without any significant adaptations or innovations. Based on the content, how would this venture be classified?
Imagine a scenario where an entrepreneur successfully launches a new business by replicating an existing business model from another country without any significant adaptations or innovations. Based on the content, how would this venture be classified?
Flashcards
Entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurship
The dynamic process of identifying opportunities, taking calculated risks, and creating new ventures that deliver innovative products, services, or solutions.
Entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurship
The ability and readiness to develop, organize, and run a business enterprise, along with any of its uncertainties and risks in order to make a profit.
Innovation
Innovation
The process of transforming creative ideas into practical solutions that create meaningful impact.
Innovation
Innovation
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Startups
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Creativity
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Entrepreneurship
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Study Notes
- Entrepreneurship is a dynamic process involving identification of opportunities.
- It requires taking calculated risks.
- New ventures should deliver innovative products, services, or solutions.
- Entrepreneurship includes the ability and readiness to develop, organize, and run a business.
- This takes place with uncertainties and risks to make a profit.
- A key aspect of entrepreneurship is to star new businesses to add value to customers or markets.
Innovation
- Innovation is transforming creative ideas into practical solutions for meaningful impact.
- It includes using existing concepts, processes, or products to discover novel ways to improve or revolutionize them.
- Innovation is not only limited to technological advancements but can also include changes in business models, strategies, and even social systems.
Entrepreneurship vs Innovation
- Entrepreneurship means establishing a new business in the market. -It is New Business Opportunity x Economic/Social Return
- Innovation means implementing new idea in the market
- It is New Idea x Economic/Social Return
Creativity
- Creativity is a cognitive process of generating original ideas, concepts, or solutions that break away from conventional thinking.
- It involves combining existing knowledge, experiences, and perspectives in novel ways for innovative outcomes.
- Creativity means ability to conceive something unpredictable, original, and unique.
- Creativity must be expressive, exciting, and imaginative.
- It involves the use of imagination or original ideas to create something.
Creativity vs. Innovation
- Creativity is an act of creating new ideas, imaginations and possibilities.
- Innovation is the introduction of something new and effective into the market.
- Creativity is imaginative, Innovation is productive.
- Creativity is not quantifiable, Innovation is.
- Creativity means thinking of something new, Innovation means introducing something new.
- Creativity does not need money consumption, Innovation does.
- Creativyt has no risk, Innovation does.
Invention vs. Innovation vs. Creativity
- "Invention is the first occurrence of an idea for a new product or process, while innovation is the first attempt to carry it out into practice."
Startups
- A startup is a group of individuals with entreoreneurial skills working on groundbreaking innovations that are taking shape in a recognizable manner.
- The primary objective is to validate and capitalize on the value generated by these innovations, while aspiring to achieve rapid growth through a scalable business model, aiming for substantial influence and effectiveness.
SMEs (Small & Medium Enterprises)
- SMEs are established business entities that operate within a specific industry, characterized by their moderate size and operational scope.
- SMEs aim to achieve stability and growth by providing consistent products or services to their target market, with an emphasis on sustaining profitability and maintaining their operations.
Startups vs. SMEs
- Startups generally have fewer employees at beginning, SMEs relatively have larger number of employees.
- Startups are newly established, SMEs are often established for years or decades
- Startups focus on rapid growth, SMEs focus on stability
- Startups focus on innovation, experimentation, SMEs focus on consistent operations
- Startups include Uber, Talabat, Mumm in their early stages, SMEs include local bakeries, family-owned shops, and clinics.
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